Vladimir Paperny
19.75 in x 27.5 in.
Limited edition digital prints, unframed
Signed and numbered in pencil, 1972 – 1988
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Twenty Years of ARTMargins Online
ARTMargins Online published its first article in 1999 – twenty years ago. To mark the occasion, we put together a list of the most popular articles we have published over the course of two decades (20/20). At the same time, we proudly unveil our new website, which we hope will make it easier to access AMO’s 750-item strong archive of articles, interviews, podcasts, reviews, and other content. The site was designed by PIELAB Media (Los Angeles).
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ARTMargins Print: Vol 8, Issue 3
From the Editors — by Karen Benezra
15 Oct, 2019
Thresholds of the Visible. Activist Video, Militancy, and Prefigurative Politics — by ARTMargins
15 Oct, 2019
Whitewash as Affective Platform: Art and Politics of Surface in the Work of Yto Barrada and Hassan Darsi — by Katarzyna Pieprzak
15 Oct, 2019
Regioning Differences: Translation and Critical Cartography — by ARTMargins
15 Oct, 2019
Contingency Plans: Art Collectives, Shared Pseudonyms, and Theories of Collectivity — by Lindsay Caplan
15 Oct, 2019
Encounters—Ongoing — by Hiba Kalache
15 Oct, 2019
Introduction to Arman Grigoryan’s “What is Hamasteghtsakan Art” (1993) and “What is Hamasteghtsakan Art” (1996) — by Angela Harutyunyan
15 Oct, 2019
What is Hamasteghtsakan Art — by Arman Grigoryan and Nazareth Karoyan
15 Oct, 2019
Contributors — by ARTMargins
15 Oct, 2019