ARTMargins Online Interactive Art-Periodicals Map
This interactive map developed and hosted by ARTMargins Online reveals intellectual affinities between current art-focused periodicals published in the countries of Eastern Europe. The networks shown on the map reflect opinions and assessments collected from art critics, art historians, and editors working in the region. The goal behind the map is to better understand the material conditions of art writing and art publishing in Eastern Europe today.
Editors: Camilla Salvaneschi, Susan Snodgrass, Sven Spieker (ed. assistant: Ian Gabe Wilson); Design & development: Russell Coon (pielabmedia.com).
Using the Map
- Use your mouse wheel or trackpad or the “+” and “-” buttons to zoom.
- Click and drag map to move the map canvas.
- Use the RESET button to reset and recenter the map.
- Double-click on a journal node dot (•) for additional information about the journal and its connections.
- Double-click on a location node flag pin for a list of journals in that location.
- Orange lines imply regional influences, blue lines imply international influences. Thicker orange lines point to a high degree of influence, thinner orange lines point to a lesser degree of influence.
- DIRECTION OF INFLUENCE: To ascertain the direction of influence be mindful of the direction of the graphic arrow. Arrows point in the direction of influence. Example: IDEA > Artleaks. IDEA < Revista.
