About

East of Borneo marks the convergence of two very distinct lines of thought. What is the nature, and the future, of art magazines? And how might we give form to the sprawling history of art in Los Angeles and beyond?
East of Borneo is a collaborative online magazine of contemporary art and its history as considered from Los Angeles. Launched in October 2010, it's a new type of publication that rethinks the way that we conceptualize, preserve and present the various histories of contemporary art.
A Multimedia Magazine
With thoughtful, richly-illustrated articles authored by some of today’s best art writers, scholars, curators and historians, we are making the most of our online platform without sacrificing the depth and quality of print.
A Collaborative Archive
Our featured articles are published alongside a growing “collaborative archive” of images, videos and texts added by our editors and readers, enriching the editorial content and encouraging new lines of thought.
An Engaged Community
Registered users can upload items to the collaborative archive, create a personal profile with image and bio, and connect with other users who have similar interests.
For more information:
Read The Journey West, an introductory essay by Thomas Lawson
Download our Media Kit
East of Borneo is published by the School of Art at the California Institute of the Arts and supported in part by grants from the Andy Warhol Foundation for Visual Arts and the Getty Foundation.
For more information:
Read The Journey West, an introductory essay by Thomas Lawson
Download our Media Kit
East of Borneo is published by the School of Art at the California Institute of the Arts and supported in part by grants from the Andy Warhol Foundation for Visual Arts and the Getty Foundation.
Editor-in-Chief
Thomas Lawson
Executive Editor
Stacey Allan
Managing Editor
Kim Calder
Contributing Editors
Bruce Hainley
Liz Kotz
Susan Morgan
Editorial Assistants
Henry Crouch
Allison M. Keating
Advisory Board
Julie Ault, Charles Gaines,
Lia Gangitano, Clara Kim,
Robert Sain, Howard Singerman
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Recent Press
Our 2011-2012 Institutional Partners
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East of Borneo
24700 McBean Parkway
Valencia, CA 91355
t: +1 661 253 7722
info [at] eastofborneo [dot] org
