KAISERIN is an independent bi-annual magazine based in Paris. Our editorial line aims to re-establish the art magazine as something militant and committed. In each issue, KAISERIN presents the work of renowned and emerging young artists, authors, photographers, graphic designers, typographers, illustrators and poets, all focussed on one theme.
KAISERIN has a worldwide circulation of 3,000. Our readership is creative, multicultural, curious and open-minded, has an interest in emerging arts, and is generally aged from 25 to 45 years old. It comprises those readers who are weary of conformism and superficiality, and who seek new ideas and new sensations.
KAISERIN is distributed in 14 countries (including Australia, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the UK and the USA) through museum shops, contemporary art galleries, specialised bookstores and high-end boutiques. The following establishments count among our main sales outlets: Palais de Tokyo, Centre Pompidou, Colette, Ofr (Paris), MOCA, Opening Ceremony (Los Angeles), ICA (London), Art Metropole (Toronto), Walker Art Center (Minneapolis), St. Mark’s Bookshop, Printed Matter (New York), Pro qm (Berlin), Athenaeum Nieuwscentrum, SPRMRKT (Amsterdam), Papercut (Stockholm), CICLIC (Barcelona), Silverman Gallery (San Francisco)...
The magazine is French-English bilingual, printed in Belgium on woodfree high quality paper. Size B5 (176 x 250 mm). 100 pages. Color and B&W.
KAISERIN was founded and produced by Didier Fitan and Arnaud-Pierre Fourtané in 2006.

Born in 1975 in Condom, a town located on the river Baïse in the south-west of France, Didier Fitan completed a visual arts degree at the Sorbonne University in Paris. He is now a freelance graphic designer for the publishing sector and cultural institutions.

Arnaud-Pierre Fourtané (33 yo) was born in Limoges, the capital of porcelain and ceramics... He studied Art History at the University of Lyon. From 2001 to 2006, he worked as a visual consultant for the fashion industry in Paris. He is now a freelance graphic designer.