Aims and Scope
INDEX JOURNAL is an independent peer-reviewed art history publication based in Narrm, Australia. The journal presents original scholarship by art historians from all specialisations, treating the art of the past with the same urgency as it does the art of the present. For each issue, INDEX JOURNAL invites a guest editor to raise a polemic that calls for pressing art-historical attention. ☞ ISSN 2652-4740
We aim to provide an international forum for the publication of original academic research in all areas and periods of art history. We publish the work of established and emerging researchers working within the fields of art history, architectural history, curatorship, politics and aesthetics, visual culture, philosophy, historiography and museum studies.
Information about the submission process and guidelines is available at “Information for Authors.” If you have any further questions, please contact the Editors at editors@index-journal.org
Proposals
To propose a themed issue and apply to be a Guest Editor, please email a brief overview of the theme (approx. 200 words) and a brief biographical statement (approx. 200 words) to the Editors at editors@index-journal.org.
EDITORIAL COMMITTEE
INDEX JOURNAL is guided by an Advisory Committee of leading researchers from a variety of relevant disciplines. The opinions expressed in articles published by INDEX JOURNAL are not necessarily endorsed by the Advisory Committee.
- Current Editors
- Amelia Winata
- Anna Parlane
- Chelsea Hopper
- Francis Plagne
- Giles Fielke
- Hilary Thurlow
- Sophie Gerhard
- Tristen Harwood
- Victoria Perin
- Advisory Committee
- Amelia Barikin (University of Queensland)
- Anne Dunlop (University of Melbourne)
- Anthony Gardner (University of Oxford)
- Anthony White (University of Melbourne)
- Cameron Hurst (University of Melbourne)
- Charles Green (University of Melbourne)
- Claire Roberts (University of Melbourne)
- Greg Lehman (University of Tasmania)
- Helen Hughes (Monash University)
- Ian McLean (University of Melbourne)
- Jarrod Rawlins (Museum of New and Old Art)
- Jaynie Anderson (University of Melbourne)
- Julie Gough
- Katrina Grant (Power Institute)
- Lisa Slade (University of Melbourne)
- Mark Erdmann (University of Melbourne)
- Nicholas Croggon (Power Institute)
- Paris Lettau
- Rex Butler (Monash University)
- Ryan Johnston
- Terry Smith (University of Pittsburgh)
- Verónica Tello (University of New South Wales)
- Victoria Hobday (University of Melbourne)
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Acknowledgement
The editors acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the unceded land and waters on which we work. We offer our respects to Elders of the Kulin Nation, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander First Nations Elders, past and present.