n.paradoxa: international feminist art journal (London) invites feminist
scholars, artists and curators working on contemporary art by women
artists to contribute to future issues of its bi-annual publication.
Please send a one page abstract outlining the argument and the artworks
and artists to be discussed plus a statement about yourself to the editor,
Katy Deepwell, k.deepwellukonline.co.uk

Volume 22 is on the theme of 'Incidental' (copy deadline: May 15 2008, to
be published July 2008)

Yve Lomax's book 'Sounding the Event' (London, 2005) provides the
inspiration for this volume. What is the status of an event? An incident?
This is key to both installation and performance works, namely, their
recognition as an event of note, as something which is recognised for
being an event. What is the contribution of women producers to the
production of noteworthy events in contemporary art? Another theme draws
on the other meaning of "incidental", in the trivial or minor, will be
used to explore concepts of the everyday in contemporary art.

The journal only publishes essays about the practice contemporary women
artists (4,000 words) and/or interviews with women artists by women writers.

n.paradoxa publishes work about contemporary women artists from all over
the world. Each volume is thematic.

n.paradoxa is published in English but articles can be written in any
language and translation will be undertaken by the journal but only when a
commission has been accepted.

Volume 21: Violence (January 2008) has just been published:

This volume of n.paradoxa is supported by a grant from the Andy Warhol
Foundation for the Visual Arts, New York

Contents:

Flaudette May V. Datuin 'Uncommon Sense: On "trauma interrupted" '
'Bridging the Gap: the work of Shilpa Gupta': Ann Huber-Sigwart interviews
Shilpa Gupta
Gertrud Sandqvist 'Ann-Sofi Sidén'
Agnes Neumayr 'Critique and Politics of Emotions A Different Approach to
Violence against Women'
Gabi Ngcobo 'This is Not a Love Story: Zanele Muholi, Tracey Rose and
Nandipha Mntambo'
Katarina Wadstein MacLeod 'Angry Girls and Violent Games: Lena Cronqvist'
Aida Toledo and Anabella Acevedo 'Through their Eyes: Reflections on
Violence in the Work of Guatemalan Performance and Installation Artists
Lorraine Morales Cox 'Transformed Bodies, Colonial Wounds and Ethnographic
Tropes: Wangechi Mutu'
Rachel Mader 'Can Beauty Beat Violence? Alicia Framis, Emmanuelle Antille
and Hikaru Miyakawa'
Aura Seikkula 'Kiba Lumberg: Experienced Otherness'
Sandra Sider 'Embedded in Fiber: Silent Screams'
Artists' Pages: Barbara Walker Series: Polite Violence (2006)

Each printed journal is structured around a particular theme with
international contributions from 10-12 countries. In addition to articles,
interviews and features, n.paradoxa reviews websites by women artists and
books on feminist theory and feminist art.

n.paradoxa was part of documenta 12's magazine project, Kassel, 2007. It
has also been shown as part of Art in General's travelling magazine table.

Editor: Katy Deepwell
Editorial Board: Renee Baert (Canada); Joanna Frueh (USA); Hagiwara Hiroko
(Japan); Janis Jefferies (UK); Hilary Robinson (USA); Olabisi Silva
(Nigeria/UK).

Available to order for libraries and individuals at www.ktpress.co.uk.
n.paradoxa was established online in December 1996 went into print as a
bi-annual in January 1998. In its 10 year history, it has published over
200 articles on the work of women artists from more than 45 countries in
the world.
n.paradoxa is published in print twice a year in January and July.
The online and print editions publish separate content, different material
and have separate ISSNs.
The online journal carries extensive information pages on resources about
women artists, booklists, film festivals and archives of women's art.

Katy Deepwell, Editor of n.paradoxa
KT press
38 Bellot Street
London SE10 OAQ
UK
ktpressktpress.co.uk
www.ktpress.co.uk
Tel/Fax +44 20 8858 3331