Paolo Magagnoli

Citation Counts According to Google Scholar my book Documents of Utopia has been quoted 55 times since its publication. My metrics:

H-Index: 5

Hi-Index: 5

Total Citations: 138

Standing of Publishers

MIT Press (Documents of Contemporary Art Series): MIT Press is one of the leading academic presses in the field of art and visual culture.

Columbia University Press is one of the top academic presses in the field of the arts and humanities.

Routledge is one of the top publishers in the field of photography studies, publishing some of the most utilized textbooks in the discipline.

History of Photography is ranked Q2 by SCImago (between top 50% and top 25%).

Journal of Australian Studies is ranked Qby SCImago (between top 50% and top 25%).

Photography and Culture is ranked Q2 by SCImago (between top 50% and top 25%).

Oxford Art Journal is the leading journal in the field of art history. It has a H-index of 13. It was ranked A in ERA 2010.

Third Text was ranked Q1 (top 25%) in the SCImago Visual and Performing Arts subject category for 2011 through to 2013 and Q2 (between top 50% and top 25%) from 2014 to the present. It has a H-index of 14. It was ranked A in ERA 2010.

Journal of Chinese Contemporary Art: the journal’s editorial board includes some leading international scholars from the University of Chicago, University of Oxford, and the Courtauld Institute of Art, London.

Philosophy of Photography is ranked 15th among the top 20 journals in Google Scholar’s Visual Art subject category (accessed: 29/2/16)

Afterall is published by Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London and the Department of Visual Arts, University of Chicago, in association with the University of Chicago Press. It has a h5-index of 4 and h5-median score of 5.

Art In America, Frieze, Camera Austria, Burlington Magazine are very influential art magazines with a worldwide circulation of up to 75,000 printed copies.

Selected Reviews of Documents of Utopia: The Politics of Experimental Documentary

“Drawing on a dazzling array of sources, the book offers a clear and sophisticated argument that a desire to recover the past can also be one to rethink the future” — As Paul Wilson, Associate Professor of Art History, Ithaca College, New York.

Selected Reviews of Work: Documents of Contemporary Art

“A truly brilliant anthology that could function as a textbook for students interested in understanding this major issue in contemporary art debates.” — Angela Dimitrakaki,

Professor, University of Edinburgh.