Fine Arts

ARTis ON is an annual scientific journal, published only in digital format and open access, open to collaboration of students, cultural heritage technicians, agents of the art market, etc., in order to disseminate emerging studies that stand out for their quality and originality.

The last issue of the journal, titled Excess and Insufficiency of video: present issues, is dedicated to the role performed by this medium in current artistic practices. 

Issue 9 of Laocoonte.

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Summary Description: Julia Kristeva's abjection in language, literature, and art. Themes included but not limited to, the physical body, the religious imagination, psychological development, culture, and politics.

Full Description: 

Abjection can be summarized to mean, the lowest debasement to the highest degree (Oxford Languages definition). Immediately, there is a wide range of potential meaning, so what is it exactly?

In la paperson’s A Third University is Possible

NIAS invites Researchers, Artists, Writers and Journalists to participate in its 2nd international conference in the domain ‘Studies of Belonging’. Following the success of our first conference held in 2021, we aim to help move the field forwards by holding our next conference on the theme of ‘Belonging and Mobility’ 19-21 April, 2023. 

The Society for the Study of Japonisme International Symposium 2022 “Graphic design and Japonisme: 19th - 20th century”

Call for Creative Contributions for

Lonely No More!

Due: June 1, 2022*

*(late submissions accepted with proposal)

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM)’s Center for 21st Century Studies (C21) spring symposia explores the making and unmaking of loneliness, isolation and connectedness.

A symposium on A.I. bundling diverse positions on from artists, researchers and beyond.

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