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Monográficos en torno al arte publicación semanal

Magazine

MAGAZINE

Monographs about contemporary art and culture, current but not only.
Weekly publications on monthly topics. This section also includes historical monographs.

Mending as a Practice of Interdependency

Amy Suo Wu

Learning in Proximity / / Touching {intimate} knowledge

Skye Maule-O’Brien

Fleshly knowings

Teana Boston-Mammah

MAGAZINE

Monographs about contemporary art and culture, current but not only.
Weekly publications on monthly topics. This section also includes historical monographs.
Embodied Pedagogies: auto-theories as forms of knowledge The Politics of Absence Late Women Pioneers The (Positive) Deviance of Queer Culture Dark Mode Echoing Cavities Disappearance of cultural policies Bodies of Evidence Disobeying the Possible Living on the border Mediation Liternature Borders Family Values Redeeming Metaphors Radical Cuteness Water Wounds Temporary Discomforts Productive nostalgia The symbol in the pictorial universe Reparation and restitution Electric & Porous -a continuous present State Equals Culture? (Self)Migrate Peripheries Revisiting the archive Frivolous-Political Poetic Recodification of Collective Imagination Intersectional solidarity Dissident communities Sin asignar The Weight of Air Textualities Composition Energy Latent space & AI art Architecture and pleasure CripCulture Time-Travel Machine Drawings I am an holobiont Waves of Resistance Collaborative Film Making Morocco Auteur Cinema Art and fiction Magical Abnormalities #Pumpupthevolume! Adolescents & digital culture Abolish Naivety Labor Fascism Among The Stars Heterochrony ResearchARTEducation Rebranding: Fashion and Activism Split Screen Visionary Women Art Getting paid for working Financing Culture Transports Rift-ass-border pedestal Collective work Make visible Ruin Images of the pandemic 2021Odyssey Material Consciousness Retraction Work, Stimulant, Insomnia The Fiction to come why do I continue Common structures Networks of care Ways of living Telurism laughingoutloud newnewnewinstitutionalism Close to the body Iconic Night and Darkness Women's Voice Design Listen Internationalization Imposture Sharing the archive 2019 Context: Argentina Amateurism Failure Algorithms of Power Barcelona Scholia Artists Status Time Coreografía Comunidad/Ritual Piedras Revisando Archivo Globalidad crítica New mysticism Repetición Feminismos Antropoceno Archivo Ciudad Estado de excepción Hortera Longevidad Silence Manel Clot "Must" events D for distribution Loop Talks 2017 Marginal DIY Sex Strange phenomena Artistic Research Curating Food Work Sharing the archive The Gif Globality and subject Globality and geography Artists' books Workshop Fear, control, security Body Domestica Failure Art criticism Trans' Narratives, display and textuality The institution reviewed Política, ocio, el arte y sus derivas The Biennale in layers Film-Art-Video. All together now! Timelines, historic markers The sonorous month Participation and (some of) the forms it takes How to explain Catalonia Distribution of contents

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