9 magazines: Incomplete run (April issue is missing from the 12 month run).

Note the full run would be 10 issues: one per month but just one joint July/August issue, and no January issue because the December 2009 issue had been a joint December 2009/January 2010 issue)

Full run of 10 monthly magazines.

(One per month but just one joint July/August issue, and no January issue because the December 2010 issue had been a joint December 2010/January 2011 issue)

Full run of 5 monthly magazines, February - June 2012 (the December 2011 issue had been a joint December 2011/January 2012 issue).

The June 2012 issue was the last a-n magazine, after this all content was hosted entirely on the a-n website.

All public content from this date has been archived via the Internet Archive and can be viewed at: https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://www.a-n.co.uk/
Note: as a-n is a membership organisation, additional web content will have been behind a member-only login wall, and this content will not have been harvested by the Internet Archive.

As part of a-n's remit to provide practical support for practicing artists, the organisation produced a range of publications. In addition to the a-n monthly magazine, from the 1990s they published a wide range of topic-specific books, guides, leaflets and other publications.

This publication is aimed at those leaving education to take up a career as a professional artist. Editions held: 1993 and 1994.

Published 1996.

The Code of Practice for the Visual Arts was published in 2003, followed by a series of promotional events.
The Code of Practice was written to take commonly-agreed principles of good practice for those working in the Visual Arts - both artists and organisations - and demonstrate how and why they should be applied.
File 1: A planning file relating to the publication of this resource.
File 2: Feedback forms from the launch events.
File 3: A copy of the Code of Practice

Information pack focussing on examples of and issues around setting up artists' studios.

A series of publications (2005) focussing on some of the key issues for artists and their practices as they moved into the next decade. Designed to raise questions rather than give answers, the publications were accompanied by a series of think-tank events.
The events were accompanied by the following themed publications:
Future Forecast: Future Space
Future Forecast: Social Space
Future Forecast: Curated Space
Future Forecast: Outerspace
Future Forecast: Outcomes and Issues

a-n North Essentials was an annual directory of professional contacts for artists, art graduates and arts organisers working within Cumbria, Durham, Northumberland, Teesside and Tyne and Wear. Editions held: 1997-2004.