[artinfo] Journal for Artistic Research (JAR)

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Journal for Artistic Research (JAR)

The online, peer-reviewed journal for the 
publication and discussion of artistic research.

<http://www.jar-online.net/>www.jar-online.net

The journal is totally free, as is access to our 
entire back catalogue of issues.

New issue with contributions by:
Anna Walker (UK), Espen Lunde Nielsen (Denmark), 
Anna Laine (Sweden), Hilde Blix & Geir Davidsen 
(Norway), and Deborah Middleton & Tim Moss (UK)

Artistic research in the fields of theatre, 
visual art, music, dance, video, architecture, 
photography and installation. Keywords include 
trauma, autoethnography, critical spatial 
practices, diaspora, conceptual blending, brass 
and Bakhtin.

Browse the issue <http://www.jar-online.net/>here. 

"Appropriation usually refers to the use of 
somebody else's work as part of a new work. This 
new work depends on the meaning of what has been 
appropriated; nevertheless, at the same time, the 
original meaning has shifted in the act of 
appropriation. There is something 
transgressive-if not aggressive-in appropriatory 
practices, since they both add and take away 
meaning in a mode not determined by the 
appropriated. The gesture is one of 
independence... Publications, when seen as 
appropriative, open up work to understanding 
while, at the same time, stepping out of the 
confines of interpretation and criticism. Whether 
branded 'research' or not, this is how the 
myriads of artists' books, for example, may also 
be seen and it is a model that should not be 
excluded from journal publications of artistic 
research."

Read the full 
<http://www.jar-online.net/index.php/issues/editorial/490>editorial.

JAR publishes research in a manner that respects 
artists' modes of presentation and incorporates 
web-enabled possibilities for a mix of media, 
collaboration, debate and discussion. The journal 
promotes experimental approaches to both writing 
and reading research, while carefully fulfilling 
the expectations of a peer-reviewed academic 
journal. We welcome submissions from across and 
between disciplines, from artists worldwide, with 
or without academic affiliation.

Call for submissions
As interest in the Journal is growing, we have 
moved to three issues a year. JAR9 is currently 
in review and we are now seeking submissions for 
our 10th issue. The forthcoming deadline for 
submissions is October 15, 2015.

Send your correspondence to Barnaby Drabble, 
Managing Editor, Journal for Artistic Research 
(JAR), 
<mailto:barnaby.drabble at jar-online.net>barnaby.drabble at jar-online.net. 

JAR works with an international editorial board 
and a large panel of peer-reviewers.

Editor-in-Chief: Michael Schwab Editorial Board: 
Annette Arlander, Sher Doruff, Barnaby Drabble, 
Mika Elo, Julian Klein and Isidro López-Aparicio
Contact: <mailto:jar at jar-online.net>jar at jar-online.net 

JAR is published by the Society for Artistic 
Research (SAR), an independent, non-profit 
association. You can support JAR by becoming an 
individual or institutional member of SAR. More 
information can be found on our new 
<http://www.societyforartisticresearch.org>website. 
For updates on our activities, join our 
<http://www.societyforartisticresearch.org/activities/subscribe/>mailing 
list.