Cabinet Magazine Press

Spring 2007:
Texas-based art magazine ARTL!ES invades Cabinetlandia

Spring 2007:
Cabinet seems to be the luxury traveler's magazine of choice, at least according to Outside's Go

February 13, 2007:
Review of "Shadows" issue in the Boston Globe

January 25, 2007:
Cabinet brings some miracle fruit to the meeting of the Athanasius Kircher Society and the Gothamist takes a bite

December 31, 2006:
Swedish-Finnish Helsinki-based daily Hufvudstadsbladet reviews Cabinet's new book "Ilf and Petrov's American Road Trip" (warning: in Swedish!)

December 27, 2006:
ArtKrush interviews Cabinet editor-in-chief Sina Najafi

December 23, 2006:
Stockholm-based newspaper Dagens Nyheter bites into our Fruits issue and likes it (warning: in Swedish!)

December 12, 2006:
Blog Critics Magazine reviews "Ilf and Petrov's American Road Trip"

December 3, 2006:
The Columbus Dispatch weighs in on "Ilf and Petrov's American Road Trip"

December 3, 2006:
The New York Times Book Review recommends "Presidential Doodles" for its Christmas season

November–December 2006:
Cabinet nominated for "Best Writing" in Utne's Independent Press Awards

November–December 2006:
The Utne Reader reprints Mark Dery’s “In Search of Ancient Astronauts: A Requiem for the Space Age,” from issue 18

November 20, 2006:
The Oregonian reviews "Presidential Doodles"

November 19, 2006:
London's Sunday Times magazine gives many pages over to cover "Presidential Doodles"

November 5, 2006:
Sina Najafi and Sasha Archibald of Cabinet are interviewed on CBS Morning News about Cabinet's new book "Presidential Doodles," along with David Greenberg, contracted by Cabinet to write the intro and captions for the book

November, 2006:
WWD Scoop on Presidential Doodles

October 31, 2006:
Tempest reviews Cabinet

October 19, 2006:
Two on one day! USA Today also reviews "Presidential Doodles"

October 19, 2006:
USA Today reviews "Ilf and Petrov's American Road Trip"

October 13, 2006:
"Ilf and Petrov's American Road Trip" catches the attention of Pilastered.com

October 11–17, 2006:
"Presidential Doodles" recommended by The Village Voice

October 8, 2006:
Cabinet's new book "Presidential Doodles" gets full coverage in The Washington Post Book World

October 2006:
Harper's reprints an edited version of Shimon Naveh's contribution to Cabinet's "Insecurity" issue

October 2006:
A starred review of "Ilf and Petrov's American Road Trip" in the October 2006 issue of Booklist

2006:
New York Metro on "Presidential Doodles"

September/October, 2006:
Culture & Travel on "Ilf and Petrov's American Road Trip"

September 24, 2006:
Article by David Greenberg, contracted by Cabinet to write the text for its new book on "Presidential Doodles," writes an article on doodles for the Los Angeles Times

September 22, 2006:
Even WFMU likes "Presidential Doodles"

September 22, 2006:
ABC News on Cabinet's "Presidential Doodles"

September 21, 2006:
NPR on "Presidential Doodles"

September 21, 2006:
Presidential Doodles is on the front page of Yahoo!

September 21, 2006:
Seattle Post-Intelligencer on "Presidential Doodles"

September 20, 2006:
AOL Books loves "Presidential Doodles"

September 16, 2006:
"Presidential Doodles" makes the front page of AOL News

September 14 & 20, 2006:
Wonkette looks at "Presidential Doodles"

September 2006:
The Atlantic Monthly gets first serial rights to "Presidential Doodles"

August 28, 2006:
The Atlantic online interviews Cabinet editor-in-chief Sina Najafi about "Presidential Doodles" and Cabinet

August 25, 2006:
Senator George Allen featured in the Washington Post reading "Presidential Doodles"!

August 21, 2006:
Stockholm-based daily Dagens Nyheter reviews Cabinet's issue on "Insecurity"

June/July/August 2006:
Cabinet submits to some very personal questions in Frieze

June 12, 2006:
Cabinet's "Iron Artist" event at PS1 is covered (shoddily) on NPR.

June 12, 2006:
Iron Artist in The New York Times

June 12, 2006:
Iron Artist in The New York Magazine

June 8-14, 2006:
Iron Artist in Time Out New York

June 3, 2006:
The Guardian reviews Cabinet in its Guardian Unlimited section

April 13-19, 2006:
Ruination conference in Time Out New York

February 4, 2006:
Chilean newspaper Que Pasa profiles Cabinet

February 2006:
Cabinet reviewed in Baltimore's Urbanite

January/February 2006:
"Odd Lots" exhibition reviewed in Frieze

January 2006:
Feature article on "Odd Lots" exhibition in Art in America

January 2006:
Cabinetlandia appraised in New Mexico Magazine

December 29, 2005 - January 4, 2006:
"Odd Lots" picked as one of the best exhibitions of 2005 by Time Out New York

2005:
Cabinet feature on crocheted hyperbolic space is discussed in The Wheel

December 25, 2005:
Michael Kimmelman's highs and lows of 2005 notes Cabinet's Gordon Matta-Clark exhibit at the Queens Museum and White Columns

December 2005:
"Odd Lots" reviewed in Art News

December 2005:
"Odd Lots" reviewed in Art Nexus

December 2005:
Shelley Jackson's "Skin" project launched in Cabinet no. 11 is discussed in The Believer

November 24-30, 2005:
Cabinet's 2006 limited editions endorsed (!) by Time Out New York

November 2005:
Cabinet is nominated for a 2005 Utne Independent Press Award

November 2005:
Item from Cabinet no. 18 reprinted in Harper's

November 2005:
"Odd Lots" reviewed in Modern Painters

September 29–October 5, 2005:
"Odd Lots" reviewed in Time Out New York

September 12, 2005:
"Odd Lots" is given a promotional push by New York Magazine

September 9, 2005:
"Odd Lots" is featured in an article on the cover of the Arts section of The New York Times

September 8–14, 2005:
"Odd Lots" gets a medal in Time Out New York

September 2005:
"Odd Lots" is pushed as a possibly excellent show in Artforum

August/September 2005
Crocheted hyperbolics from cabinet no. 16 mentioned in American Craft

Fall 2005:
Cabinet's editor-in-chief ends up in NYU Alumni Magazine

Fall 2005:
Roger Andersson's ABC book, published by Cabinet, finds some supporters at The New York Times Style Magazine

July 21, 2005:
The Hill notes the acquisition of the Presidential Doodles book by Basic Books

July 15, 2005:
Cabinet's "Fictional States" issue is given a very sympathetic mention by Roberta Smith at The New York Times

June 23, 2005:
Article about "The Summit: A General Assembly with Representatives of Real and Possible Countries," a Cabinet and New School symposium followed by a party full of dignitaries to celebrate Cabinet's new issue on "Fictional States" in The New York Sun.

June 2-8, 2005:
The Truckazine is reviewed in Time Out New York

May 17, 2005:
Article about Cabinet and the Princeton University symposium "The Perfect Little Magazine" in The New York Sun.

March 13, 2005:
David Henderson and Daina Taimina, Cornell University's "crocheting mathematicians" interviewed by Margaret Wertheim of the Institute for Figuring in issue 16 of Cabinet, interviewed on NPR's All Things Considered. The interview resulted from the joint event that Cabinet and the Institute organized at the Kitchen on February 5, 2005.

March 2, 2005:
Newsday article on the talk that Cabinet and the Institute for Figuring co-organized at the Kitchen with mathematicians David Henderson and Daina Taimina from Cornell University on February 5, 2005.

March 2005:
Cabinet noted in Frieze magazine's review of Put About, a symposium on contemporary independent arts publishing hosted by Tate Modern in 2004.

March 2005:
Book Works, which organized the symposium, has just published an interesting symposium companion volume featuring several never-before-seen, full-color reproductions of ENEMY-issue covers-that-might-have-been.

March 2005:
Modern Painters comes to terms with Roger Andersson's Letters From Mayhem.

February 10, 2005:
The New York Times runs an article about Cabinet right above the crossword puzzle.

January 15, 2005:
Cabinet's paper sculpture projects discussed in Canada's National Post.

2004:
Book Works' Put About: A Critical Anthology includes a roundtable discussion with Cabinet's editors on cover selection

December 2004:
Harper's magazine reprints Bernard Rudofsky's drawings from Cabinet 15. Produced in 1944, these drawings "simulate X-ray examinations of the layers upon layers of useless buttons and pockets man considers necessary to preserve dignity."

November/December 2004:
Cabinet nominated for a 2004 Utne Independent Press award in the category of "Arts/Creativity Coverage."

November/December 2004:
Cabinet's Doubles issue (#14), produced in conjunction with Kabinet magazine in St. Petersburg, is one of 34 "artworks" composing "Flipside," an exhibition organized by CEC ArtsLink, a generous organization supporting the exhange of artists between the US and Russia. The exhibition, which took place at Artists Space, New York, between November 11 and December 18, 2004, was accomapnied by a catalogue.

November 22, 2004:
The Paper Sculpture Book named "item of the week" by Style.com.

November 18, 2004:
Roger Andersson's Letters From Mayhem lands a spot in Time Out New York's 2004 Holiday Gift Guide.

November 6, 2004:
Danish newspaper Politiken profiles the presidential doodles that appeared in Cabinet no. 14

Fall 2004
Danish art magazine Øjeblikket reprints several of the doodles by US presidents from Cabinet 14. (A Kennedy doodle—"Vietnam Vietnam Vietnam Vietnam" etc.—fills the cover.)

September 12, 2004:
Luc Sante's article on the color sepia in Cabinet no. 14 is reviewed in the Boston Globe's Ideas section

July 2004:
Issue 13 ("Futures") reviewed in Ongoing.

May 2004:
Cabinet seems to have some supporters at Jane

March/April 2004:
Cabinet's issue on Pharmacopia gets a seriously meticulous review at High Times

2003:
Cabinet is reviewed in Poland's Czas Kultury

Winter 2003:
"The Paper Sculpture Book" is reviewed in Bookforum

November 15, 2003:
Shelley Jackson's "Skin" project, originally presented in Cabinet issue 11, reviewed in the Guardian.

November 13, 2003:
The Diverse Works installment of the Paper Sculpture Show reviewed in the Houston Press.

October 4, 2003:
"The Paper Sculpture Show" reviewed in Pittsburgh's Post-Gazette.

October 2, 2003:
The Guardian

October 2003:
"The Paper Sculpture Show" as one of the Critics' Picks in Artforum.

October 2003:
Shelley Jackson's "Skin," launched in Cabinet no. 11, is reviewed in Review

September 29, 2003
An article in the German newspaper Heise on Jonathan Ames's "Most Phallic Building" contest on the Cabinet site.

September 23, 2003:
Cabinet named "Best Arts Quarterly" for 2003 by New York Press.

September 17, 2003:
The Village Voice notes Shelley Jackson's "Skin."

September 16, 2003:
A short article in the print and online versions of Newsweek on Shelley Jackson's extraordinary project "Skin" launched in Cabinet issue 11.

2003:
"The Paper Sculpture Show" is plugged in Time Out New York

September 12, 2003:
An article in The New York Times on the "Paper Sculpture Show." NB: The article misattributes some of the artists' contributions.

September 2003:
A revisionist founding myth for Cabinet written by editor-in-chief Sina Najafi for the Irish arts magazine Circa. Note: The line about Cabinet being "one of New York's best-regarded art magazines" was a late addition by the Irish.

August 31, 2003:
An article in Newsday on the "Paper Sculpture Show."

August 28, 2003:
Two articles in The Queens Chronicle: the first on Cabinet's Gordon Matta-Clark project from issue 10

August 28, 2003:
the second on "The Paper Sculpture Show."

August 2003:
An article on the Erasing Clouds website on the best of the new print magazine.

July 30, 2003:
A brief article on Page Six of The New York Post announcing Jonathan Ames's "Most Phallic Building in the World" contest profiled elsewhere on this site.

July 2003:
An article from the New York Times on Cabinet's Gordon Matta-Clark project from issue 10 ("Property").

January 2003:
An interview with Sara Reisman, curator of "Inscribing the Temporal," a show in Vienna which included Cabinet.

January 2002:
John Strasbaugh of New York Press notes Daria Vaisman's article,"The Acoustics of War,"from Cabinet issue 5.

October 2001:
New York Press names Cabinet "Best New Arts & Culture Magazine" for 2001.

October 2001:
Wallpaper* says every good bookshelf ought to have Cabinet.

May 2001:
Library Journal picks Cabinet as one of its "Best New Magazines of 2000." We don't know why he thinks we're named after a phonebooth from the British TV series Dr. Who, though. It must be that awkward metaphor that ran away from us in our only ever attempt at an editorial.