About

International Advisory Board

Nicky Bird (Glasgow)

Lieven de Boeck (Fine Artist & Architect Brussels; New York)

Norman Bryson (Professor of Art History, Theory & Criticism, Univ California San Diego)

Nadežda Čačinović (Professor of Philosophy and Art, Univ Zagreb);

Eduardo Cadava (Professor of English, media technologies and theories of translation, Princeton);

Howard Caygill (Professor of Modern European Philosophy, Kingston Univ)

Mona Casey (BSoA)

Brian Dawn Chalkley (London)

David Cheeseman (BSoA)

Clive Colledge (BSoA)

Douglas Crimp (USA)

Anna Daucikova (Prague)

Jaanika Erikkila (Finland)

Norbert Finzsch (University Professor & Director of the Anglo-American Abteilung des Historischen Seminars, Universität zu Köln)

Beryl Graham (Professor of New Media Art, Sunderland Univ; co-founder, CRUMB)

Carol Gray (Aberdeen)

Fox Harrell (Associate Professor, Computational (interactive & generative) narrative; Artificial Intelligence & the arts; Computing and Media Artist, MIT)

James Hellings (BSoA)

Derek Horton (Leeds)

Steve Kennedy (Political Philosopher & DJ / Composer, Univ Greenwich, London)

Olga Kisselva (Professor & Artist University of Paris 1 Pantheon-Sorbonne; Rabouan-Moussion Gallery [Paris]; Jozsa Gallery [Brussells]; Arka Gallery [Vladivostok, Russia])

Wendy Law (TPWM)

Yve Lomax (London)

Sylvère Lotringer (New York)

Keith McIntyre (Northumbria)

Linda Morris (Norwich)

John Mullarkey (Professor of Film and Video, Kingston University)

Ken Sen Ong (Artist, Singapore/Berlin)

Simon O’Sullivan (Reader in Philosophy, Visual Arts Performance and the Sensuous, Goldsmiths)

Steve Ouditt (Professor & Artist, Trinidad y Tobago Univ);

Sadie Plant (Writer, Biel/Bienne, Switzerland)

Salvatore Puglia (Artist, Napoli)

Jane Rendell (Professor of Architecture & Art, The Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL London);

Martin Reinhart (Artist / Experimental Engineer, Vienna)

Dick Rijken (Prof of Music and Director, STEIM, Amsterdam)

Matias Viegener (Performance Artist & Queer Theorist, CalARTS, Los Angeles)

Jonathan Watkins (IKON Gallery)

Stuart Whipps (BSoA)

Carol Wild (BSoA)

Jenny Wright (BSoA)

ARTicle Press is a Publishing platform based at the Birmingham School of Art. Originally founded in 1989 by Michael Hallet, ARTicle Press publishes research of international and national significance in the fields of visual art, curatorial practices, contemporary philosophy, art education, discourse and cultural theory. Our publications offer new perspectives on existing practices and debates and are aimed at both specialist audiences and the general public.

As well as promoting new and significant projects and research, ARTicle Press provides a strong stage for the development of cross-disciplinary research at the Arts, Design and Media (ADM) faculty, Birmingham City University. Collaborations with other universities, galleries & museums across the region and the EU are welcomed, along with artists and writers whose projects are linked to our strategic international networks.

Every ARTicle press publication is rigorously assessed through a peer-review process, ensuring the highest quality academic standard. Publications funded via public research funds are Open Access and can be freely downloaded from our online reading room. Print publications are available for purchase online and work on an initial five hundred-copy print run, with further copies available through our print on demand service.

ARTicle Press encourages innovative design that prioritizes the aims and concerns of each individual publication. Our extensive portfolio demonstrates the spectrum of our products including high-end, beautifully designed artist books, exhibition catalogues, collections of essays and documents of events and conferences. In addition to publications we now also offer limited edition artist prints and works available for purchase in collaboration with ARTicle Gallery.