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Site is a journal for contemporary art, architecture, cinema, and philosophy. When the journal began six years ago, we attempted to set ourselves a series of goals, or at least to circumscribe a certain terrain. Because of the plurality of interests among the editors—artists, curators, film theorists, architects, philosopher, art critics—this proved to be a difficult if not impossible task, and instead of operating with definitions that in the end do not define anything, we attempted to do the opposite: to remain as long as possible in an indeterminate state.

This indeterminacy should however not be understood as something merely nebulous and diffuse, but as something that comes from the subject matters themselves: not only the highly porous limits between various forms of art, but also between theory and praxis, and between a heritage that seems to have lost its binding force, and a present moment that claims to have undone all hierarchies of the past.

For us, this insecurity does not mean that all aesthetic and theoretical practices would merge in some implosive synthesis, rather that they, in a reflection that starts from their specific problems, would be able to enter into a productive tension in order to produce something new and unexpected. Unlike most academic institutions, with their divisions of labor and competence, a journal is an exemplary place for experimenting with the very form of knowledge and discourse, a place where a knowledge of the past can meet a still undetermined future, where things can remain in the making for as long as one wishes. Whether this succeeds or not can only be decided by the reader.

Publisher & Editor: Sven-Olov Wallenstein
Editorial board: Brian Manning Delaney, Power Ekroth, Jeff Kinkle, Trond Lundemo, Staffan Lundgren, Helena Mattsson, Meike Schalk, Kim West.
Advisory Board: Jennifer Allen, Erik van der Heeg, Carl Fredrik Hårleman, Carsten Höller, Fredrika Spindler.
Graphic Design: Konst & Teknik.

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Åsögatan 176
SE-116 32 Stockholm
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CurrentIssue21.2007

Release date: 20.12.2007

21.2007

Limited Freedom, Unlimited Masks: Lene Berg's Gentlemen & Arseholes
By Brian Manning Delaney

Studio Time and Gallery Space: The Cube Reconsidered
By Dan Karlholm

An Archive of Pain in the Place of Oblivion
By Sinziana Ravini

Old Dogs, New Lights
By Jeff Kinkle

Site Project:
This is the Sign You Have Been Waiting For, 2007
By Bjørn-Kowalski Hansen
Yesterday is Crowding Up My World, 2007
By Bjørn-Kowalski Hansen

Note on Deleuze and De Quincey
By Staffan Lundgren

Hegel and the Spirit of Phenomenology
By Sven-Olov Wallenstein

Transparency, Paranoia, and the Idea of Concealing in the Production of the Postwar American Home
By Helena Mattsson

Isidore Isou, 1925-2007
By Kim West

PreviousIssues:DownloadPDF

20.2007–1.2001

Issue 20 Issue 18-19 Issue 16-17 Issue 15 Issue 13-14 Issue 12 Issue 11 Issue 9-10 Issue 7-8 Issue 6 Issue 5 Issue 3-4 Issue 2 Issue 1

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