ARTMargins Print is a peer-reviewed tri-quarterly journal published by the MIT Press that publishes material related to the histories of 20th-century and contemporary art, art theory, art institutions, and curatorship. It places special emphasis on marginal histories and innovative critical and methodological perspectives.
NEW: ARTMargins Print 13:3
ARTMargins Print is pleased to announce the publication of the Volume 13, Issue 3. A special issue, “On-Site in the City: Comparative Urban Aesthetics in Asia at the Turn of the 21st Century,” this issue brings urban artistic practices from across Asia into a comparative register, highlighting artists and works from regions in South, Southeast, and East Asia, many of which include underrepresented and marginal spaces and “minor” subjectivities.
- On-Site in the City: Comparative Urban Aesthetics in Asia at the turn of the 21st Century
- The (Calli)graphic Regimes of Contemporary Vietnamese Art
- Banal Cities: The Constructed Urban Landscape in Contemporary South Korean Photography
- The Aesthetics of “Northern Remnants” in Video Art from China
- An Aperture Toward Abstraction in Tejal Shah’s Moving-Image Works
- Decolonization, Heritage, And Problems of Forgetting
- My Beautiful Picture Book
- Introduction to “Back to the Site: Documentary as I Understand It”
- Back to the Site: Documentary as I Understand It
