
21inquiries
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Open Access (Diamond) journal for Art History, founded in 2019, editorial office based at @unibern, in collaboration with @arthistoricum/@heiUP_HD
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In his article "Memetic Superposition. Evaluating the Parallels between Memes and Renaissance Emblems" Ray Drainville argues that our understanding of memes can be enhanced by a comparison with Renaissance emblems as their historical precursor: doi.org/10.11588/xxi.2… #arthistory



Have you already read the five reviews in 21inquiries's last issue? You can read them online or download them free of charge here: doi.org/10.11588/xxi.2… #openaccess #arthistory #arthistoryreviews #globalarthistory


New special issue for 21inquiries in preparation: "Towards a Multi-Temporal Pluriverse of Art. Decolonizing Universalized Historiographic and Temporal Frameworks", ed. by Birgit Hopfener&Karin Zitzewitz. For a preview click here: 21-inquiries.eu/en/preview #arthistory #OpenAccess



Have you read 21inquiries's last special issue on "Towards a Multi-Temporal Pluriverse of Art"? If not, why not start with the Introduction by the issue's editors, Birgit Hopfener & Karin Zitzewitz, for a first overview: doi.org/10.11588/xxi.2… #Pluriverse #OpenAccess



21inquiries in Lyon at the "Salon du Livre" of the 36ème Congrès du CIHA! Huge thanks to our fantastic colleagues from arthistoricum.net for displaying our bookmarks😄🙏 #CIHA2024 #CIHA #Lyon #arthistory #openaccess


Out now! 21inquiries's special issue #2–2024 "Welten ausstellen, Welten ordnen (19.–21. Jahrhundert)/Mondes exposés, mondes ordonnés (XIXe–XXIe siècles)", ed. by A. Haß & C. Trautmann-Waller: doi.org/10.11588/xxi.2… #openaccess #arthistory #expositionuniverselle




We are preparing 21inquiries's autumn issue #3-24! 🍂 Check out our website for a sneak preview: 21-inquiries.eu/en/preview #ArtHistory #OpenAccess


The "Placing the first pillar" of the "new Crystal Palace, Sydenham", London (1852). Find more on this special building - a legacy of the Great Exhibition of 1851 - in Andreas Fahrmeir's contribution in 21inquiries 's special issue on world exhibitions: doi.org/10.11588/xxi.2…
