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Championing strong opinions and even stronger writing, Kapsula aims to enliven art criticism for a new generation of readers. We are now welcoming submissions for the first issue, which will explore the theme of crisis as it relates to contemporary art.
See more details >The Association of Art Historians responds to HEFCE's Call for Advice on government mandates for open access publishing following the Finch Report.
See more details >Space and Place in the Humanities and Arts
See more details >Third Text invites submissions of original articles that will contribute radically new perspectives on the global artworld and its challenges to the ecology of contemporary art practices in the aftermath of postcolonial and institutional critiques. The journal welcomes varied explorations of visual art, cinema, video, photography, performance and activist art.
See more details >vol.1, no.4: “Trans* Cultural Production”
deadline: April 15, 2013
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Theme: The Politics of African Contemporary Art
See more details >Theme: The Politics of African Contemporary Art
See more details >Kunstlicht Vol. 34 (2013) no. 2
Kunstlicht is a Dutch journal for visual art, visual culture and architecture. It is affiliated with VU University Amsterdam. For more information (in Dutch), see www.tijdschriftkunstlicht.nl. With Mind the Map, Kunstlicht aims to investigate the artistic power of the map. Why are so many artists drawn to this ‘medium’?
See more details >Invene is a French-based new research journal edited with research students in mind. This journal aims at encouraging students’ research and making it visible. Invene is both a paper and electronic Journal, published on an annual basis. The Journal accepts papers in all languages but reserves the right to refuse papers in a language in which we cannot find reviewers. Currently, we welcome submissions in English, French, Spanish, German and Japanese. Invene is a multidisciplinary journal which encourages interdisciplinary thinking.
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6 September 2012 until 31 May 2013
Art History and Sound - Workshop series: ‘The Listening Art Historian’