Ever since its first issue in 1996, The Hedgehog, the international arts review has featured interviews, reviews, profiles, and opinion. Intelligent, lively, reverent when appropriate and irreverent when necessary, The Hedgehog seeks to enlighten and to entertain.

   The Hedgehog’s production is a work of art in itself; it is printed on fine paper and generously illustrated with photographs. The New York Public Library, The Getty Library & Museum, California State Library and other fine institutions keep The Hedgehog in permanent collections--for its beauty and its brains.

This is the cover of the most recent issue, December 2006

THE EDITORS:

The Hedgehog is co-edited by Jonathan Clark and Leslie Friedman. Mr. Clark is an award winning photographer whose work is in major collections in Europe, Japan, and the United States. In addition to fine private collections, he is represented in the Museum of Modern Art, NYC, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C., and the Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, among others. He is an authority on fine art printing and photogravure whose work created at his Artichoke Press is treasured in fine art and printing collections internationally.

Leslie Friedman’s remarkable career as a dancer and choreographer has earned her acclaim from audiences and critics alike on four continents. She has performed with the support of the US State Department and other governments in Russia, China, India, England, Spain, Poland, Egypt and many other countries. She is also a writer and lecturer who received her Ph.D. in Modern British History from Stanford University. She taught at Stanford, Vassar, and Case Western Reserve before leaving academia to return to dance.