In this issue: in print.

At my first meeting as editor-in-chief, the Art Journal Editorial Board learned that due to fallout from the financial crisis of 2008-9, CAA could not afford to publish the journal as a quarterly--there would only be three issues in 2010, with reduced color and page count. It turns out that printing a magazine is, as these things go, a luxury The other thing I learned at that meeting was that, like most magazines, academic and otherwise, Art Journal would likely, on some amorphous day in the future, become an entirely digital publication. This was deeply shocking--a form that I had long taken for granted, even found a little boring, suddenly in its jeopardy felt necessary, exciting, …