Association for Modern and Contemporary Art of the Arab World, Iran, and Turkey

Recent!

APPLY FOR AN AMCA SPONSORED PANEL AT MESA 2010 DEADLINE: Feb. 10th 2010

AMCA is now accepting proposals for pre-organized panels at the Middle East Studies Associaiton Annual Meeting 2010 (November 18-21 2010; Manchester Grand Hyatt, San Diego, CA).

For past AMCA-sponsored panels at MESA, visit Past AMCA Events under our Announcements page.

Please email proposals and/or questions to Sarah Rogers at sarrog@yahoo.com



CHECK IT OUT!

Conference Papers from AMCA's 2007 MESA double panel, Art Without History? Evaluating Arab Art were published in the recent edition of Middle East Studies Association Bulletin.

New!

Visit our new review section of exhibitions, catalogues, and books...

We welcome individual book and exhibition reviews (no more than 900 words) and/or review essays (no more than 2000 words) on topics related to the field of modern and contemporary art of the Arab world, Iran, and Turkey. We encourage submissions from individuals of any rank or affiliation, and encourage submissions from graduate students. All review authors must be AMCA members. Reviews can be submitted in Arabic, English, or French.

All submissions undergo an internal editorial screen and review process. Submissions are accepted on an on-going basis.

If you are the author of a book, curator of an exhibition, or someone who wishes to submit a review, please contact Sarah Rogers: info@amcainternational.org


Members, please send your recent activities to be announced on our website: info@amcainternational.org


AMCA Interview with Nada Shabout in Nafas

Please visit

http://universes-in-universe.org/eng/nafas/articles/2008/amca

for an interview with Nada Shabout.


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Welcome to AMCA. An affilliate organization of the Middle East Studies Association (MESA), AMCA aims to advance the study of modern and contemporary art throughout the Arab world, Iran and Turkey.