Open Inquiry Archive @OpenInquiry

OIA seeks writers. Our goal is a furthering of dialogue on a range of scholarly topics in an open and appealing way. Learn more at: bit.ly/2O0gxoN

OIA invites nominations for new board members in 2018. Spread the good word. bit.ly/2MSPG9i

NEW: Wasserman on Aden "Upon the Ruins;" Senie "Memorials to Shattered Myths;" &, Upton "What Can and Can’t Be Said" goo.gl/vfTSqi

NEW EXHIBITION REVIEW: “Procession: The Art of Norman Lewis,” by Cynthia Fowler. openinquiryarchive.net/review-se…/reviews-july-2016/

NEW ESSAY: “Galileo’s Moon: Drawing as Rationalized Observation and its Failure as Forgery,” by Melinda Schlitt. bit.ly/1QpYORz

JUST PUBLISHED: A. Hui’s review of Grubbs’ “Records Ruin the Landscape: John Cage, the Sixties, and Sound Recording" bit.ly/20vkwXB

Upcoming article #OpenInquiryArchive Vol. 5, N. 1 “Interrogating the Past…” #Postcolonial #SciFi #Posthuman #India openinquiryarchive.net

@OpenInquiry has several new works queued up. Meantime, what reviews, op-eds or state-of-the-field essays would you like to see on OIA?

OIA seeks writers to further our dialogue on a range of scholarly topics in an open and appealing way. More at: openinquiryarchive.net/submitting-an-…

Interesting reading on "Demystifying Open Access." Have a look. epublications.marquette.edu/rsch_inst/6/

JUST PUBLISHED @OpenInquiry: Heidi Cooley’s review of Johanna Drucker’s “Graphesis: Visual Forms of Knowledge Production.” Enjoy!

openinquiryarchive.net is back! THX for your patience. Now, we look forward to bringing you innovative articles, reviews and more in 2015.

Now in our 4th year, OIA invites nominations for new board members to help us serve our readership. Read more: goo.gl/NGMjVL

In the interim, while OIA's domain is down, please use openinquiryarchive.wordpress.com to access our content. THX!

Apologies, OIA's web page is down at present. We will return soon with a new review: Heidi Cooley on Drucker’s "Graphesis." Stay tuned.

Kent L. Brintnall's reviews are up. Enjoy! openinquiryarchive.net/review-section…

Coming up on OIA: Kent L. Brintnall's DOUBLE REVIEW of "Representations of Pain in Art and Visual Culture" AND "Ethics and Images of Pain."

Interesting. RT @scholarlykitchn When a Journal Sinks, Should the Editors Go Down with the Ship? wp.me/pcvbl-a5v

Our third OIA REVIEW is leaping off the page with magnetism: "Animal Voices, Artist Choices." Enjoy. openinquiryarchive.net/review-section…

Coming soon, OIA REVIEWS: Jessica Dallow on Eisenman “The Cry of Nature: Art & the Making of Animal Rights” & Steve Baker “Artist/Animal.”