Publisher: Editura ARTES

Anastasis Research in Medieval Culture and Art

Frequency: 2 issues / Country: Romania

Anastasis. Research in Medieval Culture and Art is an international peer-reviewed journal edited by The Research Center of Medieval Art ”Vasile Drăguț” of “George Enescu” National University of Arts of Iași, România. Anastasis. Research in Medieval Culture and Art is an open access journal. We publish original articles in the areas of medieval art and medieval culture, the aim being that of stirring people’s interest for scientific research regarding the Middle Ages, thus trying to bring to light the appreciation of medieval art from a nowadays perspective, underlining the necessity of knowing the past and exploring it in order to preserve historical values, in order to better understand the present moment and to have a correct position regarding what is contemporary. In order to offer a more complex image and to accurately capture the approached phenomenon, the journal has an interdisciplinary character, we publish research from different fields connected to medieval times (visual arts, restauration, architecture, music, theatre, theology, philosophy, literature, sciences and others), and also studies based on comparison and interdisciplinary articles that refer to reinterpretations, influences, comparisons or interpretations of some motifs or capitalized medieval motifs, which were changed and which received a new meaning in modern or contemporary culture.

Artes. Journal of musicology

Frequency: 1 issues / Country: Romania

ARTES. JOURNAL OF MUSICOLOGY publishes research studies in major fields of musicology: Music History, Music Theory, Music Analysis, Musical Aesthetics, Ethnomusicology, Musical Byzantinology, Theory of musical performance.

Artes. Revistă de muzicologie

Frequency: 1 issues / Country: Romania

Artes. Revistă de muzicologie apare sub egida Centrului de cercetare„Știința muzicii” din cadrul Universității Naționale de Arte „George Enescu” din Iași. Periodicul științific include studii de cercetare în principalele domenii ale muzicologiei: Istoria muzicii, Teoria muzicii, Analiză muzicală, Estetică muzicală, Etnomuzicologie, Bizantinologie muzicală, Teoria interpretării muzicale.

Colocvii teatrale

Frequency: 2 issues / Country: Romania

The review Theatrical Colloquia is edited by the Research Centre “Art of Theatre Study and Creativity” with 1 issue per semester. The first issue came out in 2004. It comprises studies and bilingual articles, book reviews and theatrical chronicles which makes this review a good instrument of information for researchers, professors, students and professionals in the field of performance or related fields.

Review of Artistic Education

Frequency: 2 issues / Country: Romania

Review of Artistic Education is a Romanian interdisciplinary peer-reviewed journal that approaches pedagogical, psychological, sociological and political analysis in the field of artistic education. Our goal is to stimulate the production of knowledge related to artistic education and to enhance participation to the community of educational practice and research in Music, Drama, Choreography, Visual Arts and Intercultural Education.

Studies in Visual Arts and Communication

Frequency: 2 issues / Country: Romania

“Studies in Visual Arts and Communication” (SVAC) is a bi-annual peer-reviewed journal affiliated to “George Enescu” National University of Arts from Iasi, Romania. https://journalonarts.org

ISSN 2393 – 1221 online

Frequency: 2 issues per year – June and December; Open access

Aims & Scope: “Studies in Visual Arts and Communication” is an open access journal. SVAC promotes excellence by providing a venue for academics, scholars, researchers and scientists to publish current and significant original theoretical research in the Arts and Communication areas of knowledge as approached in the academy and research institutions.

The mission of “Studies in Visual Arts and Communication” is to endorse and promote the scholarly research in the academic fields related to Arts and Communication, as reported by academics, scholars, researchers, scientists from around the world. The Journal welcomes original high-quality papers, theoretical articles/studies, research reports and review articles which debate erudite and contemporaneous ideas, topics and issues of academic relevance, to be published and disseminated.

The theoretical research in the fields of Visual Arts and Communication has tremendously evolved in the recent years as both specialized, in-depth research and cross-disciplinary insights which bring contributions from once disjoined, self-contained, (sub)fields of science and humanities.

“Studies in Visual Arts and Communication” encourages research perspectives which result in either deeply specialized contributions or engage research across the range of the (classical) academic domains, but notably with focus on Visual Arts and Communication.

Research published by the Journal encompasses (but not limited to) topics from:

· visual art theory, criticism, history, curatorship;

· visual studies;

· hermeneutics of visual arts;

· artistic research in visual arts (reports on visual art-based research);

· aesthetic theory;

· critical theory;

· visual arts and (hard / soft) science;

· issues on creativity in the arts;

· communication studies, communication theory, media theory,

seeking congruence between the traditional (disciplinary) approaches and the contingent methods of academic investigation.