Journal Details
Public Art Dialogue
New to Routledge in 2011
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Published By: Routledge
Volume Number: 1
Frequency: 2 issues per year
Print ISSN: 2150-2552
Online ISSN: 2150-2560
Instructions for Authors
The Editors of Public Art Dialogue are now inviting submissions for all sections of the journal. All textual submissions should be formatted according to the MLA Handbook's style, with endnotes if citations are utilized.
Articles
We are seeking scholarly articles presenting new information or interpretations of subjects pertaining to the theme of the issue. There will be opportunities for open issues without specific, predetermined themes as well. If you have any question about the appropriateness of your paper, please consult the co-editors. Articles should be 5000-8000 words, inclusive of citations and bibliography. (Please offer an estimate of how many images you anticipate including, keeping in mind that there may be limitations due to journal length. Likewise, please indicate which images you would prefer to have reproduced in color, with the understanding that only black-and-white may be available.)
Articles
We are seeking scholarly articles presenting new information or interpretations of subjects pertaining to the theme of the issue. There will be opportunities for open issues without specific, predetermined themes as well. If you have any question about the appropriateness of your paper, please consult the co-editors. Articles should be 5000-8000 words, inclusive of citations and bibliography. (Please offer an estimate of how many images you anticipate including, keeping in mind that there may be limitations due to journal length. Likewise, please indicate which images you would prefer to have reproduced in color, with the understanding that only black-and-white may be available.)
Essays
These are opinion pieces, comparable to position papers that advocate a particular approach (theoretical or otherwise) to the subject. Essays should be 2000-3000 words, inclusive of citations and bibliography if appropriate. (Please indicate if you anticipate including any images and if so how many, keeping in mind that there may be limitations due to journal length. Likewise, please indicate which images you would prefer to have reproduced in color, with the understanding that only black-and-white may be available.)
Artists' Projects
Artists' projects generally relate to the theme of the issue but may take any form that can be included in the journal. Links to web-based works are also acceptable. Artists' statements (to accompany projects) – 250-1000 words, inclusive of citations and bibliography if appropriate. (Please offer an estimate of how many images you anticipate including and/or pages you anticipate your project will require. Please indicate which images require color, and which may be reproduced in black-and-white.)
These are opinion pieces, comparable to position papers that advocate a particular approach (theoretical or otherwise) to the subject. Essays should be 2000-3000 words, inclusive of citations and bibliography if appropriate. (Please indicate if you anticipate including any images and if so how many, keeping in mind that there may be limitations due to journal length. Likewise, please indicate which images you would prefer to have reproduced in color, with the understanding that only black-and-white may be available.)
Artists' Projects
Artists' projects generally relate to the theme of the issue but may take any form that can be included in the journal. Links to web-based works are also acceptable. Artists' statements (to accompany projects) – 250-1000 words, inclusive of citations and bibliography if appropriate. (Please offer an estimate of how many images you anticipate including and/or pages you anticipate your project will require. Please indicate which images require color, and which may be reproduced in black-and-white.)
All articles, essays and artists' projects should be sent to the Editorial Assistant, Mary Tinti (tinti00@yahoo.com), in electronic format only. If a hard copy is required, we will contact you to request it.
Book Reviews
Book reviews should be approximately 500 words in length, and will be assigned by our reviews editor. The number of reviews will be determined on an issue-by-issue basis.
Book Reviews
Book reviews should be approximately 500 words in length, and will be assigned by our reviews editor. The number of reviews will be determined on an issue-by-issue basis.
Book review inquiries should be directed to the Reviews Editor, Cameron Cartiere (c.cartiere@bbk.ac.uk) at the following address:
Dean of Graduate Studies
Emily Carr University of Art + Design
1399 Johnston Street, Granville Island
Vancouver BC
V6H 3R9
Canada
Dean of Graduate Studies
Emily Carr University of Art + Design
1399 Johnston Street, Granville Island
Vancouver BC
V6H 3R9
Canada
NB. All submissions will be peer-reviewed. Inclusion in a specified issue is dependent on available space; accepted submissions may not appear in the originally designated issue but may be saved for another related theme or a general issue.
