NOTICE FOR AUTHORS
Art-e Art Journal
Call for Papers for the “Art and Memory” Special Issue
Our journal, published under the auspices of Süleyman Demirel University, is launching the call for papers for its special issue themed “Art and Memory,” which explores the reflections of art on social memory and the expression of memory through artistic forms.
Special Issue Submission Period: [April 27, 2026] – [May 1, 2026]
Special Issue Scope
Our “Art and Memory” special issue, adopting an interdisciplinary approach, covers the following topics (though not limited to these) that examine art’s place within practices of remembrance and forgetting:
- Memory and Space: Local and global memory spaces in visual arts.
- Collective Memory: The artistic representation of social traumas and cultural heritage.
- Archive and Art: The role of archival materials in artistic production.
- Digital Memory: The preservation of data and memory in new media art.
- Personal Narratives: Autobiographical art and personal memory.
- Art Education and Memory: The process of cultural transmission in art education.
Submission and Technical Details
Submissions must fully comply with the Art-e Art Journal style guidelines and the APA 7 format.
You may submit your articles via the Dergi Park system by selecting the “Art and Memory Special Issue” option during submission. Articles not marked as part of the special issue will not be considered for review.
Documents required during submission:
- Full manuscript file compliant with the journal template (named)
- Supplementary manuscript file compliant with the journal template (unnamed)
- Copyright transfer form
- Plagiarism report (Turnitin and iThenticate)
- Ethics Committee Approval Certificate (for applicable studies)
Important Dates
- Article Submission Start: [April 27, 2026]
- Submission Deadline: [May 1, 2026]
- Review Process: [May 26–August 26]
- Estimated Publication Date: [September 2026]
Attention Authors:
As of July 1, 2019, authors must upload plagiarism reports generated by iThenticate or Turnitin for all articles during the submission process. Articles with a similarity rate exceeding 15% (excluding references) will be rejected directly without proceeding to the evaluation stage.
2025 institution they work for, ROR ID of the institution they work for (https://ror.org/)
June 26, 2026
