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Open Call VIS #8

Tuesday 4 January 2022  

The call for VIS issue 8 is open. The theme is “Of Rules and Alternatives” and editors are Serge von Arx and Eliot Moleba. Deadline is 11 February 2022.

Human existence is based on rules. One of our primary social and cultural activity is to set rules, to organize coexistence and exchange. However, any first step in establishing or following a rule bears as much the momentum of its very rejection. The resulting tension oscillates between rules and their immanent alternatives, producing a liminal space where cracks inevitably occur, and synthesize a fertile ground for the arts. In this issue of VIS, which is organized as a dialogic editorial endeavor, we seek expositions that situate themselves between a claim of breaking with the rules and the establishments of new orders, work which thereby amalgamate or reject the very concept of this dichotomy by operating in its limbo. How does this ambiguity manifest in your work? Why does this liminal space materialise in your work, and what strategies – conceptual or concrete – do you use to navigate it? Do you plan for it, or is it something that emerged through the process? What boundaries is your work pushing or permeating, and vice versa?

Read the open call text and how to submit on VIS website.

 

About VIS

VIS – Nordic Journal for Artistic Research is a digital journal presenting artistic research, with a special emphasis on the Nordic region. It highlights the importance for Nordic artist-researchers of reflection as a mental discipline that, when interwoven with artistic practice, generates new knowledge. The journal is the result of a cooperation between Stockholm University of the Arts (SKH) and the Norwegian Artistic Research Programme (part of Norwegian Directorate for Higher Education and Skills).