CONTEMPORARY ART ASIA

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CONTEMPORARY ART ASIA

Contemporary Art Asia is a half-yearly journal of criticism concerned with the work of artists of Asian cultural background practising in Britain and internationally. It is published in Britain and devoted solely to critical writing on contemporary Asian art, British-based and international in scope.


The journal takes as its subject the relationship between cultural inheritance and contemporary form, across visual art, performance, dance, moving image, sound and interdisciplinary practice. It is not organised around medium or national origin, and it does not treat Asian identity as a fixed category to be illustrated. Its interest lies in how artists working from Asian cultural formations negotiate, resist, inherit and remake form in the present. The journal does not treat identity as the end point of its enquiry. It is equally concerned with what these practices become once they enter the longer trajectory of art, with what carries forward into a global present and what survives of it there. 


Contemporary Art Asia is published by Contemporary Art Asia (10374552), an independent arts organisation registered in England and Wales, based in Bath.


Published half-yearly


ISSN application pending

Current Issue

Issue 1 is in preparation for mid 2027. The journal is currently commissioning reviews and welcomes submissions.

Editorial Board

Dr Johannes Birringer

Dr Johannes Birringer

Dr Johannes Birringer

Artist and curator
Concept Manager, Gallery Puzić, Saarbrücken, Germany
Founder, DAP-Lab
Formerly Professor of Performance Technologies, Brunel University London

Jim Riseley

Dr Johannes Birringer

Dr Johannes Birringer

Curator
Museum and Exhibitions Assistant

Victoria Art Gallery, Bath
An Arts Council England Accredited Museum

Min Zhang

Dr Johannes Birringer

Min Zhang

Artist and curator
Founder, Contemporary Art Asia
Arts Organiser Member, Artists Now
Member, Museums Association
Member, Engage, the National Association for Gallery Education

sections

Reviews

Artist Features

Articles

The journal reviews exhibitions of Asian art in Britain and internationally. Curators and artists are welcome to send exhibition invitation to the journal for consideration. The journal is particularly interested in exhibitions organised by emerging artists themselves.

Articles

Artist Features

Articles

Critical and analytical writing on contemporary Asian art, Asian art history and the Asian art business. The journal welcomes submissions from academics, curators, independent critics and postgraduate researchers, and reads every submission on the strength of its argument rather than on the standing of its author.

Submission is free of charge. Publication fee applies.

Artist Features

Artist Features

Artist Features

A comprehensive presentation of an artist's work, comprising images, a statement and an interview. Artists wishing to be featured are invited to send their CV and a selection of work. Features are prepared with artists whose work the editorial board considers suited to the journal.

Submissions

The journal welcomes submissions to its Articles section from academics, curators, independent critics and postgraduate researchers. Writing on contemporary Asian art in Europe has long been uneven, and has largely come from a single external perspective. The journal exists in part to widen the number of people writing seriously about it. Every submission is read on the strength of its argument rather than on the standing of its author.


Articles should be between 1,500 and 2,500 words. Submissions are read first by the editor and then by a member of the editorial board. Authors are notified of one of three outcomes: acceptance, acceptance subject to revision, or decline, with written reasons in each case. The journal operates editorial review. There is no charge to submit. A publication fee is payable once a piece has been accepted.


The journal encourages submissions from writers for whom English is an additional language. Where the argument and analysis are sound, language alone is not a ground for decline.


Submissions for the first issue should reach the journal by 1 April 2027. Please send the text as a Word document, together with your curriculum vitae, by email. Where images are included, please confirm that permission to reproduce them has been obtained and supply the required credit line.

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Contemporary Art Asia

10 Beauford Square, Bath, BA1 1HJ, United Kingdom
Company No. 10374552 registered in England and Wales
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