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PAVILION is a journal for politics and culture which by
its
name alludes to the relative temporary structure of contemporary
culture.
The journal features wide-ranging, multi-disciplinary
content in each issue, by means of the varied formats of columns,
essays, interviews and artistic projects.
PAVILION addresses itself to a broad audience of readers, which are
interested in contemporary culture and art as well as recent political
and
social issues.
Our publication does not only want to describe contemporary phenomena
but with its militant attitude, it endeavours to intervene in cultural,
political and social life.
PAVILION aims to publish a mixture of established and upcoming artists,
theoreticians and writers.
Moreover, we publish brand-new texts as well as articles dealing with
important themes of the recent years. Therefore, PAVILION could also be
referred to as a reader.
Every issue of the magazine has a special theme that offers a general
outline for the body of texts, artworks and projects.
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