Fabrikzeitung is a magazine for cultural, social and political issues; it is published by Rote Fabrik (Red Factory), a former silk weaving facility in the Wollishofen neighbourhood of Zürich, Switzerland. Since 1980, it is used as a music venue and cultural centre. The newspaper was first published in 1984 and is published ten times a year.
In addition to the respective monothematic topics, the magazine provides information about the events at Rote Fabrik. Approximately 3,500 print copies are being distributed in Switzerland, in bookshops and via subscribers, mostly in German-speaking countries. Since 2015, the texts are additionally being published on fabrikzeitung.ch where they can be read online. The studio Huber/Sterzinger has been in charge of the design and editorial tasks since 2008.
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Few typefaces have ever made me jump and go “I need to find a reason to licence this as soon as possible” like Ruder Plakat. That super-tight spacing really does make this style seem exciting and new again.
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Few typefaces have ever made me jump and go “I need to find a reason to licence this as soon as possible” like Ruder Plakat. That super-tight spacing really does make this style seem exciting and new again.