Art and Research

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Art & Research is an artist-led, internationally peer-assessed open access e-journal of Research in Fine Art Practice, focused upon questions, contexts and methodologies of artistic research and practice ISSN 1752-6388 (PRINT) Journal metadata

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• Aims and scope
• Profile
• Editors
• Guide to authors
• Contact

• Aims and scope

  Art & Research is an artist-led, internationally peer-assessed open access e-journal of Research in Fine Art Practice, focused upon questions, contexts and methodologies of artistic research and practice. Art & Research aims to serve professional artists and academics, curators and critics, artistic researchers, postgraduate and doctoral research students and undergraduates, and to inform current pedagogical thought in a global context.

• Profile

  
  

• Editors

  Editor
  
  
  Ross Birrell
  
  
  Production Editor
  
  
  Alan Currall
  
  
  Editorial Board
  
  
  Francis McKee
  Ross Sinclair
  John Calcutt
  Ysanne Holt
  Tom O'Sullivan
  Craig Richardson
  Ken Neil
  Rebecca Gordon Nesbitt
  Will Bradley
  Damian Sutton
  Claire Doherty
  Anne Douglas
  
  
  International Advisory Board
  
  
  Raimundas Malasauskas, Vilnius 
  Erden Kosova, Istanbul 
  Silke Baumann, Basel
  Dominic Hislop, Berlin
  Claudia Amorim, Sao Paulo
  Sophie Berrebi, Amsterdam
  Jan Verwoert, Berlin
  Brian O'Connell, New York
  Jonathan Lahey Dronsfield, London
  Michael Rakowitz, Chicago
  Lars Bang Larsen, Frankfurt/Copenhagen
  Jacob Lillemose Copenhagen
  Ursula Biemann, Zurich
  Dieter Lesage, Brussels/Berlin
  Simon Sheikh, Malmo/Berlin
  Ron Broglio, Atlanta
  Henk Slager, Utrecht
  Mika Hannula, Berlin
  Sean Snyder, Kyiv/Tokyo
  Marquard Smith, London
  Jac Saorsa, Limassol
  
  
  Honorary International Advisor
  
  
  Susan Hiller, London

• Guide to authors

  Art & Research welcomes submissions from artists, researchers, academics, critics and curators which seek to engage with all areas of research in Fine Art practice and/or pedagogy. Submissions may take the form of interviews, analytical or polemical essays as well as audio, visual or text-based artworks which seek to address issues in / or are the outcomes of research in Fine Art practice.
  
  
  We also welcome interdisciplinary articles which address research in Fine Art practice in relation to questions and methodologies in the context of philosophy, politics, law, medicine, science and the humanities.
  
  
  Written submissions should normally not exceed 5000 words. Contributions must be submitted as Word attachments to email messages. Abstracts of about 100 words should be included in a separate file.
  
  
  Written submissions should be double spaced and minimum 12 pt font, Times. Citations and referencing should follow Oxford system.
  
  
  If you are intending to submit audio, visual or text-based artwork for consideration please contact editors in advance with an outline of your proposal and its relation to your practice and research.
  
  
  All submissions considered for publication by editors will be forwarded for peer assessment by nominated assessors of each issue.
  
  
  Submissions should not be currently under consideration by another journal.
  
  
  Art & Research is not responsible for damage or loss of submitted materials.

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