Silhouette Magazine Partners With Learning and Creativity

June 17, 2014 | By Silhouette Magazine Bureau

Silhouette magazine has survived the tides of time and is appreciated by a niche audience interested in serious discussions on cinema for well over a decade now.

After the gestation period it is a necessity henceforth to spread the wings and fly high and wide.

Silhouette’s partnership with the already popular Learning and Creativity e-journal germinated from this need – to host meaningful discussions on cinema and allied arts in a professionally managed aesthetically designed decor.

The new interactive interface of Silhouette together with L&C is aimed at making insightful studies, criticism and analysis on films and allied arts from established film critics and scholars accessible to movie enthusiasts and students of cinema from across the world.

Silhouette and L&C plan to host activities together to make this space a thriving and an enriching one.

We look forward to your comments and suggestions!

Amitava Nag, Editor, Silhouette Magazine
Antara Nanda Mondal, Editor, Learning and Creativity

Whether you are new or veteran, you are important. Please contribute with your articles on cinema, we are looking forward for an association. Send your writings to amitava@silhouette-magazine.com

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Silhouette Magazine is a platform for gathering myriad views on film (and allied art forms) and to continue with the flux of discourse. The Silhouette publications are our attempt to achieve this goal.
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