Cover: Sandstone architectural fragment, 11th century, South Asia, probably western India. © Trustees of the British Museum. Logotext composed in Octothorpe (designed by Jorge Iván Moreno Majul, Pampatype, 2019).
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Current Issue
45, no. 1 (2020) UAAC / AAUC Recognition Award and Lifetime Achievement Award Articles Lamia Balafrej | Ligne, sensation et métaphore dans la peinture persane du XVe siècle Serge Chaumier | Writing and the Exhibition : The Structures of Museum Revolutions Valeria Téllez Niemeyer | Nuit électrique : atmosphères lumineuses à Montréal au XIXe siècle Sarah Carter | India and the Antiquarian Image : Richard Payne Knight’s A Discourse on the Worship of Priapus |
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Polemics
Guest-edited by Kristy A. Holmes, Andrea Terry, and Lisa Wood Kristy A. Holmes, Andrea Terry, and Lisa Wood | “Good Willed Inertia”: Radicalizing the Lazy Academy Noor Bhangu | One-Pot Manifesto or The Day I Made Daal to Feed the Academy Ayumi Goto | On Mobilizing Institutional Good Will : A Response to Ashok Mathur’s Essay, “Complicating Non-Indigeneities and Other Considerations Around Race in the Art and Design University” Carmela Laganse and Taien Ng-Chan (Centre for Margins) | Radical Decentering Cathy Mattes | Calls to Action for the Lazy Academy |
James Weston, Celebration of the Queen’s Birthday at Montreal. Volunteers Drilling for the Queen’s Birthday, on the Champs de Mars, by Aid of the Electric Light, 1879. Photolithography, published in Canadian Illustrated News, May 31, 1879, Montréal, 349. Photo: BAnQ. [See Niemeyer, above.]
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