ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 1月16日 07時13分

Adam Moss, whose visual savvy and ear for the zeitgeist made him one of the leading magazine editors of his generation, said on Tuesday that he would step down from @nymag, his canvas for the past 15 years. The departure of Adam, the longest-serving editor in chief in the title’s half-century history, is another signal moment for an industry that has been transformed by the digital revolution. Under Adam’s tenure, the magazine collected 40 National Magazine Awards; his art critic, Jerry Saltz, won a Pulitzer Prize; and he published some of the most memorable magazine covers since midcentury Esquire, including the striking image of the 35 women who accused the comedian Bill Cosby of assault. “I’ve been going full throttle for 40 years; I want to see what my life is like with less ambition,” he said. “I’m older than the staff. I’m older than the readers. I just want to do something new.” @heislerphoto took this photo of Adam. Visit the link in our profile to see more.

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