We invite you to contribute to
The Baltic Notebooks of Anthony Blunt, a British art historian and Soviet spy[
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. We address you as someone who might use better knowledge of what is out there in the Baltic countries, or what has once been. If Sir Anthony Blunt was alive, he would most likely be the first person to keep his eye on things. Besides, words generate realities and a good wording can free space for good work. Therefore we invite you to send entries to a
of terms important, active or in some way relevant to the culture of contemporary art in the Baltics. Those can be expositions of keywords, neologisms, titles, phenomena, gestures, dates, names, addresses, databases, etc., defined in full, by reference, association, their regional meaning or any other instrumental way. As long as you see a connection, the contributions do not have to necessarily deal with art or the Baltics directly. Both new and existing entries, glossaries and their parts are welcome. It will never be exhaustive. You can contribute now or later. Please spread the word. The entries will be published online and updated by way of revision or on demand.
We also invite you to propose a larger project or an article that may not necessarily fit into a glossary slot.
The Baltic Notebooks of Anthony Blunt will occasionally manifest as a printed issue, but will continuously run online at
www.blunt.cc. It is an editorial project aimed to mediate, generate and suggest real events.
The Baltic Notebooks of Anthony Blunt supports text, images, sound and video files.
All entries are published in English and original (when itβs other than English) languages when possible.
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