New York Magazine, helmed by editor-in-chief David Haskell, was honored today by the American Society of Magazine Editors (ASME) with seven National Magazine Award nominations, tied for the most of any publication. New York was nominated for General Excellence (News, Sports, and Entertainment) for the tenth consecutive year and had work recognized across a variety of categories honoring written journalism, newsletters, photography, and design. Additionally, New York is a finalist for three ASME Awards for Design, Photography, and Illustration.
New York’s Vox Media colleagues at Eater and the Verge received four additional National Magazine Award nominations. Winners will be announced on April 10.
New York’s nominations are listed below.
National Magazine Award Nominations
- General Excellence, News, Sports and Entertainment
- Design, for “The Television Issue,” “Can the Media Survive?,” and “Reasons to Love New York”
- Photography, for “Polyamory,” January 15–28; “One of Everything, To Go,” photographs by Bobby Doherty; and “Can the Media Survive?,” portfolio by Paul Kooiker
- Newsletters, for three issues of Dinner Party, by Choire Sicha
- Lifestyle Journalism, for “Reasons to Love New York”
- Columns and Essays, for “The Last Thing My Mother Wanted,” by Evelyn Jouvenet
- Reviews and Criticism, for two articles by Andrea Long Chu: “Freedom of Sex” and “A Lover’s Theory of Marxism”
ASME Awards for Design, Photography, and Illustration Finalists
- Best News and Entertainment Design, for “Can the Media Survive?”
- Best Service and Lifestyle Design, for “The Yesteryear Issue”
- Best Still Illustrations, for “Weeping on Cue Is the Toughest Skill an Actor Can Learn. Could I Do It, Too?,” illustration by Arn0