VIA Noke Magazine

VIA Noke Magazine Created by artists to support the arts. Created for artists and supporters of the arts.

The original VIA Noke Magazine was designed and published in 2012 and 2013 in Roanoke, Virginia.

06/03/2013

As we celebrate the one year anniversary of VIA Noke hitting the stands we must share some unfortunate news with our fans and readers. We have had a wonderful year and four wonderful issues, but we are sad to announce that our Marginal Arts issue (March - Issue 4) will be the last. Opportunities have presented themselves to us in southern California and we have chosen to pursue graphic design in that area.

Our website and previous issues will remain available to read online at www.vianoke.com.

We thank everyone so much for your continued support of our beloved magazine! We have been so fortunate to meet so many amazing artists and others involved the in local art world who have made this experience spectacular!

Sincerely, Emily & Chelsea

04/01/2013
Caffeinating for today's festivities! We hope to see everyone at the Marginal Arts Festival's Parade downtown today at n...
03/30/2013

Caffeinating for today's festivities! We hope to see everyone at the Marginal Arts Festival's Parade downtown today at noon!

New blog post: "Getting started at the Marginal Arts Festival"
03/29/2013

New blog post: "Getting started at the Marginal Arts Festival"

The digital version of our most recent issue is now online! Hurry over and read up about the Marginal Arts Festival, Roa...
03/25/2013

The digital version of our most recent issue is now online! Hurry over and read up about the Marginal Arts Festival, Roanoke just in time for this week's events!

VIA Noke; Roanoke's premier visual arts magazine.

03/18/2013

We're excited to come visit our old stomping grounds, RU's Design Department, today to speak to a couple classes about the joys of starting a magazine!

03/13/2013

It has come to our attention that the center spread of our current issue (the Marginal Arts Festival map) that features the "Defunkt artspaces" may create some confusion for our readers. The defunkt artspaces are marked by sugar skulls as part of the "Living & Dead Crawl," as explained on page 24. We would like to clarify that the five sugar skulls on West Campbell Ave are there to represent several galleries and studios that no longer exist. Wilson-Hughes Gallery, which is currently located very close to these skulls, is still in operation. We are very sorry for any confusion.

03/11/2013

We have fixed our email issue!

Our incoming email was not working for about two weeks. If you sent us a message and we have not responded please resend it again. We are unable to retrieve any messages that were missed during that time.

Also, take note that we have discontinued use of our name-specific email addresses.

Current active email accounts: [email protected] & [email protected]

03/10/2013

Oh no! Our email has been down! Any messages sent while it was down will not be recovered or received. If we have not responded to one you sent, please message us here or Tweet us and let us know! It should be working soon.

03/07/2013

What a day! We distributed the new issue to most of our locations; just a few more tomorrow and we'll be finished! Have you managed to grab one yet!?

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