Parachute (magazine)

Property	Value
rdf:type	Magazine established in 1975 Bilingual magazine owl:NamedIndividual Defunct magazine published in Canada Magazine disestablished in 2009 Quarterly magazine published in Canada Contemporary art magazine French-language magazine published in Canada Magazine published in Montreal Visual arts magazine published in Canada
rdfs:label	Parachute (magazine)
owl:sameAs	dbr:Parachute_(magazine)
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skos:prefLabel	Parachute (magazine)
skos:altLabel	Parachute ''Parachute'' (magazine) Parachute Magazine
clgo:circulation	50000
clgo:city	Montreal
clgo:country	Canada
clgo:depictionDescription	PARACHUTE 1, fall 1975 (contemporary art magazine), cover: Vladimir Tatlin, Monument to the 3rd International, draft drawing, 1919; graphic design: Roland Poulin. Chantal Pontbriand editor and publisher
clgo:editor	Chantal Pontbriand
clgo:finalPublicationYear	2009
clgo:firstPublicationYear	1975
clgo:founder	Chantal Pontbriand
clgo:genre	Contemporary art
clgo:issn	0318-7020
clgo:language	English language French language

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