MOUSSE CONTEMPORARY ART MAGAZINE. Number:Incorporated. CAA - artists. X-TRA. Main : Primary Information. RED HOOK 1. Interventionsjournal. Journal issues and other texts. This is tomorrow. TAR // The Arava Review // Contemporary Art & Poetry Review. The Brooklyn Rail - SEPT 2011. Artforum.com / home. Hol Art Books - Hol Art Books. Unitednationsplaza - archive. ... might be good. This issue of …might be good, the first after the midterm elections, revolves around reconceptions of the artwork and the art world.
Dropping out, getting off the grid and appropriating space for radical purposes—whether in the pages of a magazine, out in the desert, or in your parents’ apartment—are some of the strategies recounted in these virtual pages. This spirit hearkens back to the legacy of the Art Workers’ Coalition, a loose collective of creative practitioners called to action in 1969. Embracing concerns as varied as artists’ rights to assert control over where their work was exhibited, sexism, racism and the Vietnam war, the A.W.C. encouraged direct action and led to the formation of splinter groups such as the Guerrilla Art Action Group (G.A.A.G.) and Women Artists in Revolution. Of course, we know that these groups did not topple the prevailing order of the artworld.
Today, the institution can act not only as a foil, but a catalyst for reconsidering art practice. Stichting Kunst en Openbare Ruimte - OPEN. Open Cahier on Art and the Public Domain Open is a cahier that reflects upon contemporary public space from a cultural perspective.
Through a thematic investigation into the changing conditions of public space and through new ideas relating to this space, Open aims to make a structural contribution to the development of theories about these subjects and to function as a platform for reflection on socio-cultural and artistic practices. Among the international authors writing for Open are philosophers of culture, sociologists, media theorists, architecture and art critics and political scientists.
Open also works together with artists and designers, often in the form of special supplements, and occasionally invites guest editors to produce issues. Open wants to thus create and stimulate autonomous and experimental ideas concerning art and the public domain. Some articles are online available. Subscribe to Open and receive a welcome gift Click here to subscribe to OPEN Index Colophon. ACLS Humanities E-Book:Title List. HEB Titles Online as of February 2014 To download the spreadsheet, click here.
This spreadsheet, 3,991 titles in all, represents the total number of books on the HEB site as of February 2014. This list is formatted as a downloadable Excel spreadsheet and includes author, title, publication information, ISBN, LC catalog number, subject area, direct URL, and date live on HEB. Fields currently covered include Area and Historical Studies in the following: African, American, Asian, Australasian/Oceanian, Byzantine, Canadian, Caribbean, Central European, Comparative/World, Eastern European/Russian, Economic, Environmental, European, Jewish Studies, Latin American, Law, LGBT/Queer Studies, Medicine, Methods/Theory, Middle East, Native Peoples of the Americas, Science/Technology, Women’s Studies.
Title Recommendations. Vol. 3, No. 3. Strictly Speaking on Caroline Bergvall Curated and Co-ordinated by Sophie Robinson Featuring papers from: Caroline Bergvall Sophie Robinson Nathan Brown cris cheek Laura Goldstein Majene Mafe Poetic Economies of Performance: Part 2 Curated by Elizabeth-Jane Burnett Featuring poems and papers from: Elizabeth-Jane Burnett Emily Carr Christina Continelli David Emanuel Jennifer Karmin Shannon Maguire Julia Lee Barclay Amy Sara Carroll Laylage Courie Bonnie Emerick Jena Osman Review Featuring: Jessica Wilkinson: The Errand Wanderer and the Book-Worm: A Short Reading of Susan Howe’s Souls of the Labadie Tract Emily Critchley: Review of Lisa Robertson's Magenta Soul Whip In Conference.
Fillip journal. Issue 15 / Fall 2011table of contents Featuring writing by Saul Anton, Chris Fitzpatrick, Juan A.
Gaitán, Christian Hänggi, Jeff Khonsary, Christina Linden, Metahaven, Metahaven, Gabrielle Moser, Post Brothers, Kate Steinmann, and Letters and Responses. Issue 14 / Summer 2011table of contents Featuring writing by Matei Bejenaru, Kenny Cupers, Diedrich Diederichsen, Jeff Khonsary, Markus Miessen, Magnus Nilsson, Livia Pancu, Ralf Pflugfelder, Kristina Lee Podesva, Patricia Reed, Reid Shier, Michael Turner, and Letters and Responses.
Issue 13 / Spring 2011table of contents. The incongruous quarterly - publishing the unpublishable. Paper Monument. Art Review: Digital September 2010. Journal. The print edition of e-flux journal can be found at:
