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Afterall

A journal of art, context and enquiry

Published twice a year, each issue of Afterall Journal offers in-depth analysis of the work of contemporary artists, along with essays that broaden the context in which to understand it. The Journal is available in the museumshop of Muhka.

The journal is published by Central Saint Martins in research and publishing partnership with M HKA, Antwerp; the John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Design, University of Toronto; Museum of Art of São Paulo; and in association with The University of Chicago Press.

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Annual subscription

Subscribe to Afterall Journal for two new issues per year in print. Muhka manages the subscriptions in Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg (Benelux). Contact Sabine Herrygers via sabine.herrygers(at)muhka.be to start your subscription.

Muhka as co-publisher

The quarterly media magazine AS, which has already existed since 1978 and until 1999 was called Andere Sinema, was the flagship of the various reflective activities the Muhka aimed to establish. It was intended to be a platform and a laboratory for the development of a critical discourse concerning contemporary visual culture and covered not only the traditional fields of film, video, television and art, but also the broad range of visual technology and image-creation that enable the ‘visualisation’ of society as a whole.

The last issue of AS appeared in September 2007. The M HKA, which had published the magazine since 2003, effected a merger with the English magazine Afterall. Since then, the M HKA has been the co-publisher of the six-monthly international art magazine Afterall, which was launched by the curator Charles Esche and artist Mark Lewis in London in 1999. It is conveniently described as ‘A Journal of Art, Context and Enquiry’, and the resounding enthusiasm for research and enquiry it expresses link up seamlessly with the critical view of art that the M HKA has adhered to for a long time.