LRQ is a new publication that meets the needs of an emerging print-on-demand constituency and prepares the way for delivery of first rate copy to other portable publishing formats. LRQ presents a quarterly selection of reviews together with other newly commissioned articles, such as overview essays and extended reflections on particular themes, along with a cross-section of the reviews of the past three months.
Editorial Team: Roger Malina (Executive Editor), Michael Punt (Editor-in-Chief ), Claudy Op den Kamp (Managing Editor)
Leonardo Reviews Quarterly 2.02 | 2012
Science, Spectacle and Imagination
Editorials:
- Michael Punt – Science and the Industrialisation of the Imaginary
- Martyn Woodward – An Electrical Deep Time of the Modern Imagination
- Martha Blassnigg – The Zigzag of Science and Consciousness in Action
- Roger F. Malina – Science in the First Person Singular; New Roles for the Arts in the Theatrical-isation of Science?
Review Article:
- Giovanna Costantini – On Sentience
- Jan Baetens – Six Stories from the End of Representation by James Elkins
- Wilfred Niels Arnold – On the Litany of Illnesses Associated with Vincent van Gogh www.trans-techresearch.net | 39 transtechnology research
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Leonardo Reviews Quarterly 2.01 | 2012
The Sublime in Art and Science
Editorials:
- Michael Punt – Science, History and the Sublime
- Sundar Sarukkai – Science and the Sublime
- Roger F. Malina – A Role for the Sublime in ArtScience?
- Martyn Woodward – A Reflection on the Sublime in Art and Science
Review Article:
- Valery Oisteanu – And Tell Tulip the Summer by Allan Graubard
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Leonardo Reviews Quarterly 1.04 | 2011
Editorials:
- Michael Punt – Curiosity, Innovation and Agency
- Roger Malina – Curiosity, Borders of the Real and Multiple Futures
Review Articles:
- Jonathan Zilberg – Beyond the Estuary Metaphor
- Ian Verstegen – Arnheim for Film and Media Studies by Scott Higgins (ed.)
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Leonardo Reviews Quarterly 1.03 | 2011
Editorials:
- Michael Punt – How much for a bad translation?
- Roger Malina – Non-Euclidian Translation: Crossing the River Delta from the Arts to the Sciences and Back Again
- Martin Zierold – A Commentary
Review Article:
- Marcel Duchamp: Étant Donnés – by Michael R. Taylor
- Marcel Duchamp: Étant Donnés – by Julian Jason Haladyn
- Reviewed by Kieran Lyons
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Leonardo Reviews Quarterly 1.02 | 2010
Editorials:
- Roger Malina – Big Data, Citizen Science and the Death of the University
- Michael Punt – Boundaries and Interfaces: Transdisciplinarity and the Big Data Problem
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Leonardo Reviews Quarterly 1.01 | 2010
Editorials:
- Roger Malina – Hard Humanities in Difficult Times
- Michael Punt – L|R|Q
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