Category Archives: Editorial

Since our first issue in 2011 all-over has evolved from a student project to a peer-reviewed journal, always committed to open access, critical curiosity and supporting emerging scholars. Every issue featured an artist, who engaged with the specificities of the … Continue reading →

Printed on a striped Dior long-sleeve for the fashion label’s Spring 2018 collection is one of the great slogans of feminist critical theory, the title of an essay by Linda Nochlin from 1971: Why have there been no great women … Continue reading →

Hello. How are you feeling today? We are very happy and satisfied to introduce to you our new issue, all-over #13, autumn 2017. With many interesting articles to share with you, we have also restructured our editing process. What’s new … Continue reading →

To provide a framework for the diverging agendas of our authors, to channel four voices, and to give shape to the expectations of our readers: Writing an editorial is meant to set the tone for the whole issue. Starting with … Continue reading →

Getting ready for 2000 AD – an imperative that sounds anachronistic today, sixteen years after the millennial turn (and 984 years before the next one) – functioned as a title for Benjamin Patterson’s first solo exhibition back in 1992 and … Continue reading →