"The Avant-Garde as Critical Practice" and future issues
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The Avant-Garde as Critical Practice, edited by Alan Clinton and John Sundholm
Features:
Tim Sharp—Traveler’s Tale (video and cover image), “Notes and Queries
on the Veiled Threats Installation”
“The Genealogy of Electracy (an Interview with Gregory L. Ulmer)
Special Feature:
Pack Observing Art Basel >< Miami Beach 2008
Edited by Walter K. Lew, with Alan Clinton
Design by Jeremy James Thompson
With special thanks to Rita K. Wong and 'a'a arts
Essays:
Nicola Masciandro "Black Sabbath’s ‘Black Sabbath: A Gloss on Heavy
Metal’s Originary Song"
Joe Culpepper “Flaneurs and Infiltrators (How to Read Cityscapes via
Textscapes)”
Holland Wilde “Wilde Emerald”
Dina Smith "Traveling with Holly Golightly: Breakfast at Tiffany’s as
Cinderella Mythology”
Kim Paice “Simon Leung Squatting, Waiting”
Alan Clinton “De-Positions”
Montage:
Maros Krivy “Notes on Architecture”
Dmitry Sokolenko “The Nabokov Riddle”
Book Reviews:
Lars Gustaf Andersson on The Aesthetics of Resistance
Alan Clinton on Derrida and Cixous, An Alchemist with One Eye on Fire,
and Dorsality: Thinking Back Through Technology and Politics
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