The Journal
for Artistic Research (JAR) is a peer-reviewed, biannual journal, whose
goal is to publish original research from artists of all disciplines and
promote the renegotiation of art's relationship to academia by coupling an
innovative approach to publishing with peer-reviewing and scholarly
rigour.
A free, online resource, the journal attracts an
international readership. For its third issue, JAR invites original
submissions from artists worldwide, with or without academic affiliation,
who wish to reflect on and expose artistic practice, processes and research
in exchange with a group of engaged peers and, thus, contribute to the
ongoing debate about research in the arts.
With the aim of displaying and documenting practice in a manner that
respects artistic modes of presentation, JAR uses the Research Catalogue
(www.researchcatalogue.net),
which provides a free-to-use online writing space where text can be woven
together with image, audio and video material. The Research Catalogue also
enables collaboration, allowing multiple authors to work on the same
document simultaneously. The result is a journal that promotes experimental
approaches to 'writing' and provides a unique 'reading' experience, while
carefully fulfilling the expectations of a peer-reviewed academic
journal.
It is the aim of the journal to makes use of the
multi-media and social capabilities of the web to draw attention to the
activities of a growing community of artistic researchers worldwide. JAR is
guided by an editorial board that works with a large panel of international
editors and peer reviewers from the field of artistic research.
Deadlines for JAR3:
JAR issues are non-thematic; submissions are
assessed by the editorial board, in a rolling fashion, as they are
submitted.
While JAR2 is in preparation, we invite submissions
for JAR3 between now and the end of September 2012.
To submit an
article, contributors are required to register for an account on the
Research Catalogue, and use the writing space to layout and expose their
research. JAR provides editorial guidance and technical help with these
processes.
Interested contributors should first contact the
journal to initially discuss the suitability of their material and receive
advice on progressing towards submission.
Send your
correspondence to Barnaby Drabble, Managing Editor, Journal for Artistic
Research (JAR): barnaby.drabble@jar-online.net.
JAR is published
by the Society for Artistic Research.
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