International Journal of Arts, Culture and Creative Studies
Aims and Scope
Journal at a Glance
- ISSN
- 3144-1688
- Licence
- CC BY 4.0
- DOI Prefix
- 10.64823/ijacc
- Discoverable Via
- Google Scholar, Scilit, CrossRef, OpenAlex, OpenAIRE, ROAD
- Archive
- Archived in Zenodo
IJACC publishes original research, critical essays, and practice-based scholarship examining the arts, cultural production, and creative practice across historical and contemporary contexts.
Subject areas covered:
- Visual arts, design and material culture
- Performing arts (theatre, dance, music)
- Film, screen and digital media studies
- Cultural heritage, memory and preservation
- Creative writing studies and literary arts
- Cultural policy and the creative economy
- Indigenous and community-based arts practice
Article types accepted: original research articles, critical/theoretical essays, practice-based research reports, book and exhibition reviews, case studies.
Intended readers: arts scholars, cultural practitioners, museum and heritage professionals, creative-industry researchers, graduate students in arts and cultural studies.
Scope boundaries: Research centred on communication theory, media studies, or linguistics as a primary lens -- rather than arts or cultural practice -- is more appropriately directed to the International Journal of Communication, Media and Linguistics (IJCML). Philosophical, ethical or history-of-ideas work on art and culture is better suited to the International Journal of Philosophy, Ethics and Humanities (IJPEH).
Subject areas covered:
- Visual arts, design and material culture
- Performing arts (theatre, dance, music)
- Film, screen and digital media studies
- Cultural heritage, memory and preservation
- Creative writing studies and literary arts
- Cultural policy and the creative economy
- Indigenous and community-based arts practice
Article types accepted: original research articles, critical/theoretical essays, practice-based research reports, book and exhibition reviews, case studies.
Intended readers: arts scholars, cultural practitioners, museum and heritage professionals, creative-industry researchers, graduate students in arts and cultural studies.
Scope boundaries: Research centred on communication theory, media studies, or linguistics as a primary lens -- rather than arts or cultural practice -- is more appropriately directed to the International Journal of Communication, Media and Linguistics (IJCML). Philosophical, ethical or history-of-ideas work on art and culture is better suited to the International Journal of Philosophy, Ethics and Humanities (IJPEH).
The base article processing charge is USD 200, with regional pricing available (see the APC page for details). Registered under ISSN (online) 3144-1688. All content is published under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) licence and assigned a Crossref DOI. Submissions undergo single-blind peer review. Articles are discoverable via Google Scholar, Scilit, CrossRef, OpenAlex, OpenAIRE, ROAD. Published articles are additionally archived in Zenodo.