Arts and International Affairs

AIA’s Longform articles are peer-reviewed through a double-blind process

Editorial // Arts and Cultural Institutions

J.P. Singh
doi: 10.18278/aia.2.3.1

Theme I: The Status of (Inter)National Organisations as Cultural Institutions

Multimedia // The British Council and the Power of Theatre
Graham Sheffield CBE

doi: 10.18278/aia.2.3.2

Longform // On Pedro Reyes’ The People’s United Nations (2013–2014)—Overlaps and Disjunctions Between Contemporary Art and International Affairs

Mafalda Dâmaso

doi: 10.18278/aia.2.3.3

Brushstrokes // Goodbye to the National Endowment for the Arts?

Naomi Adiv

doi: 10.18278/aia.2.3.4

Theme II: Cities, Culture, and the Proliferation of Biennials

Multimedia // Exodus: A Mirror of Hope for the Future of Art Biennials

Anne Murray

doi: 10.18278/aia.2.3.5

Longform // The Scales, Politics, and Political Economies of Contemporary Art Biennials

Julia Bethwaite and Anni Kangas

doi: 10.18278/aia.2.3.6

Brushstrokes // Cities Are Driving New Cultural Po

licies

Ana Lisa Boni and Philippe Kern

doi: 10.18278/aia.2.3.7

On Pedro Reyes’ The People’s United Nations (2013–2014)—Overlaps and Disjunctions Between Contemporary Art and International Affairs