Submission guidelines
Curatone Art & Research Journal (ISSN 3054-6621) publishes original research on contemporary art and design. All submissions are reviewed by the Editorial Board; accepted articles are published open access with a registered DOI.
1. Scope
The journal accepts contributions on contemporary art and design practice, curation, art theory, materiality, and the professional structures of the art world. Contributions to the ongoing research initiative, The Impact of Contemporary Art and Design on Global Social Structures, are accepted on a rolling basis.
2. Article types
3. Formatting
4. Review process
Each submission is assessed by two members of the Editorial Board, coordinated off-platform; authors correspond with the editorial office by email.
5. Reviewer guidelines
Reviewers are members of the Editorial Board and invited specialists. Each manuscript goes to two reviewers with relevant expertise, who return a written assessment within three weeks.
Reviewers recommend one of four outcomes: accept, accept with minor revisions, revise and resubmit, or decline. Conflicts of interest, shared affiliation, recent collaboration, or prior knowledge of the author's identity, must be declared, and the manuscript is reassigned. Reviewers may not cite, share, or use an unpublished manuscript in their own work. Completed reviews are documented, and reviewers may request a certificate of service for their professional record.
6. Publication terms
Submission and publication are free of charge: the journal has no article processing, submission, or publication fees. Accepted articles are published open access under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International license (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0); authors retain copyright. Every article receives a registered DOI and is permanently archived. There are no reader fees. Authors receive a publication record suitable for professional documentation.
Submissions must be original, previously unpublished work not under consideration elsewhere. Authors confirm originality and agree to the license terms at submission.