Exhibition Review: on the Verge of A Virtual Breakthrough. Thoughts at the End of the International Typography Biennial “Travelling Letters ‘23: Holograma”
The Intangible Gaze of Surveillance and Material Marks of Oppression in Valentyn Odnoviun’s Photography
Tomas Pabedinskas
Orcid-Profil The Legacy of Lithuanian Architect Stasys Kudokas in the United States of America: Sacred Architecture Based on Hope and Expectations
Embracing Tradition and Modernity: Tendencies of Interwar (1918–1940) Wooden Architecture in Lithuanian Resorts
Viltė Migonytė-Petrulienė
Orcid-Profil A Challenge to Local Primitivism in Eastern European Cultures: the African ‘Exotic Heritage’ in Modern Art
Music-Making and Musical Instruments in the Čiurlionis Family Environment
Vytautas Magnus University’s scholarly journal “Art History & Criticism” is a publication in Humanities, the branch of Art History and Criticism, published since 2005. It is distinct among other journals because of its wide profile. The topics of the journal cover almost all areas of art history and criticism: cultural heritage, architecture, visual arts, theatre, contemporary and new media art research. The journal also publishes scholarly reviews and primary sources, which are important for further research.
Why Submit
All submitted articles go through double blind peer-review process, after which authors are provided feedback and an opportunity to improve their articles if necessary. After the acceptance for publishing all articles are thoroughly edited and the great attention is paid to the aesthetic quality of their presentation in actual issue of the journal. All the authors receive the printed copy of the journal.
Rejection Rate:
- about 30 %
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Plagiarism Policy
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Founding
This publication has received funding from:
Vytautas Magnus University Research Foundation
The Research Council of Lithuania (LMTLT)