4th Issue of Ctrl+P Journal of Contemporary Art

We are pleased to announce that the fourth issue of Ctrl+P is now ready for downloading at http://www.trauma-interrupted.org/ctrlp/issue4.pdf.

This issue contributes to the theme of 'art and the community' with essays that cover a range of "communities" - from the Philippines' premier state university in the nation's capital, to the Cultural Center of the Philippines, to banana plantation workers in Southern Philippines, to cosmopolitan Singapore. Helen Yu-Rivera and Kristine Lim write on a project that aimed to gather secrets from walk-in audiences in an academic corridor-cum- gallery; Rogelio Teves and Kyungah Ham reflect on Honey Banana, Ham's video project for the 2006 Gwangju Biennale; Eileen Legaspi-Ramirez reviews the first Singapore Art Biennale. We also reprint Karen Flores' curatorial notes on the latest edition of the 13 Artists Award, the Philippines' most prestigious recognition for emerging artists.

Please help us circulate this issue by hitting the Ctrl+P keys and share the printed copy, and/or forward this announcement through email. For those who are reading Ctrl+P for the first time and wish to be included in our mailing list, please email us at ctrl_p_artjournal@yahoo.com with the subject 'list.' PDF file opens in Adobe Reader software. For free download please go to http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html.

Thank you and sincerely,
Flaudette May V. Datuin
Issue editor

Ctrl+P Journal of Contemprary Art
email: ctrl_p_artjournal
web: http://www.trauma-interrupted.org/ctrlp

PS. Ctrl+P's first three issues can be read at:
http://www.trauma-interrupted.org/ctrlp/Issue1.pdf
http://www.trauma-interrupted.org/ctrlp/Issue%202.pdf
http://www.trauma-interrupted.org/ctrlp/issue3.pdf


From
Flaudette May V. Datuin
www.trauma-interrupted.org
www.trauma-interrupted.org/datuin