Locus Suspectus

Locus Suspectus

Locus Suspectus (ISSN|1718-5017) is a Canadian contemporary arts magazine that was founded in Montreal in 2005. Its content deals with visual culture. It states that "it seeks out the stranger sides of visual culture for an interdisciplinary dialogue between contemporary critical theory and art practices." [ [http://www.lsmagazine.ca/h_and_m.php Locus Suspectus - History and Mandate] ]

The magazine's head office is currently located in Edmonton, Alberta. The magazine is a non-profit organization, with a membership and distribution base that spans across Canada and Europe.

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* [http://www.lsmagazine.ca Locus Suspectus magazine]


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