. We are pleased to announce the publication of Art & Research: A Journal of Ideas, Contexts and Methods, Volume 1. Number 2. Summer 2007 (ISSN: 1752 6388)
http://www.artandresearch.org.uk Art & Research is an artist-led, internationally peer-assessed e-journal of Research in Fine Art Practice, focused upon questions, contexts and methodologies of artistic research and practice. Art & Research aims to serve professional artists and academics, curators and critics, artistic researchers, postgraduate and doctoral research students and undergraduates, and to inform current pedagogical thought in a global context. Contents Editorial: Agonism, Appropriation, Anarchism Chantal Mouffe: Artistic Activism and Agonistic Spaces Jan Verwoert: Living with Ghosts: From Appropriation to Invocation in Contemporary Art Ripple Effects: Art and Parecon: Michael Albert interviewed by Ross Birrell Oliver Ressler: An Ideal Society Creates Itself: Venezuela and the Bolivarian Process Art & The Political Seminar: Part 1. 1st December 2006, Glasgow School of Art. Chaired by Craig Richardson; Justin Carter; Dominic Hislop; Chad McCail; Oliver Ressler. Art & The Political Seminar: Part 2?(Democracy and Its Discontents). 2nd March 2007, Glasgow School of Art. Chaired by Rebecca Gordon-Nesbitt; David Bellingham; Shauna McMullan. Dan Gives us the Fax: Dan Graham interviewed by Nicolás Guagnini Sarah Tripp: Let me show you some things Brian OConnell: Between Appropriation and Reconstruction, on Lisa Oppenheim Lisa Oppenheim: The Sun is Always Setting Somewhere Else Bryndís Snæbjörnsdóttir/Mark Wilson: In conversation with Steve Baker and Ross Birrell Sam Stead: Rhapsody in blue, a review of Bryndís Snæbjörnsdóttir/Mark Wilson, nanoq: flat out and bluesome?A Cultural Life of Polar Bears (London: Black Dog Publishing, 2006) End Page: David Bellingham. _______________________________________________ nettime-ann mailing list [email protected] http://www.nettime.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/nettime-ann
