The call asks researchers, faculty members, curators, practitioners, and postgraduate students to submit original scholarly articles in various art-related fields for the inaugural issue of ALEA – Revue Internationale d'Art et de Recherche.
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Get matched →ALEA – Revue Internationale d'Art et de Recherche (ISSN 3130-477X) is a new annual, double-blind peer-reviewed, open-access journal published in Paris by the Association de la Lueur Éclairante de l'Art (ALEA). The editorial board invites short research articles for the inaugural issue (N° 1 | 2026), to be published online in the first quarter of 2027.
The journal's editorial focus is the dialogue between European and Asian scholarly traditions in art and research. Original scholarly articles are invited in art history, visual arts, performing arts, music, curatorial studies, design, architecture / interior / landscape design, fashion, visual communication and media, arts education, and practice-based and interdisciplinary research.
Submissions are welcome from researchers, faculty members, curators, practitioners and postgraduate students worldwide. Manuscripts must be original, unpublished and not under consideration elsewhere.
Short research articles up to 3,000 words in English or French, or up to 3,000 characters in Chinese or Japanese (excluding abstract, footnotes and references). A maximum of eight illustrations is allowed. Every manuscript must include an English abstract of 150–200 words. Manuscripts must be anonymised for double-blind review (A4, Times New Roman 12 pt, 1.5 line spacing; citations in footnotes and bibliography according to NF ISO 690).
Manuscripts may be submitted in Chinese, English, French or Japanese. All accepted articles are published in both French and English; the French version is produced by professional native-French translators commissioned by the journal.
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The process includes editorial pre-screening (1–2 weeks), followed by double-blind peer review by two anonymous reviewers (4–6 weeks). Authors receive the reviewers' recommendations and, where applicable, requests for revision.
Please use the submission form on the CuratorSpace page to upload your anonymised manuscript (Word or PDF) together with your English abstract and a short note on your relevant experience. Full Submission Guidelines are available at https://www.deglobalart-alea.com/journalsubmissionguidelines.