When a magazine closes

Art director Kevin Demaria took photos of the Gourmet office as it packed up for good. See his pictures here (thanks Tim).

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3. That’s what my office looks like all the time.

   Comment by LondonLee — November 2, 2009 #

4. Beautiful. The last time I experienced that the receivers gave the staff 5 minutes and locked us all out forever – so the chance to document this process is really quite special.

   The great thing is it captures an event ‘we’ have all experienced in the way magazines we create capture the events of a period of time.

   Comment by Marcus — November 3, 2009 #

5. They are beautiful pictures. And they feel personal, as I had a similar experience when working for Conde Nast’s Mademoiselle, which they closed back in 2001. Same desks, same booths, just a different floor…

   Comment by Andy Cowles — November 3, 2009 #

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