Abstract
ARTS is a peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary academic journal devoted to the scholarly study of art and culture as central domains of human knowledge and social meaning. The journal publishes original research that examines artistic and cultural practices as key sites through which individuals and societies produce, negotiate, and transmit knowledge, values, and collective representations. ARTS welcomes theoretical, empirical, and methodological contributions from a wide range of disciplines, including art history, cultural studies, philosophy, sociology, anthropology, media and communication studies, heritage studies, and related fields. The journal encourages research that addresses the social, historical, political, cognitive, and affective dimensions of artistic production and cultural expression. The journal aims to promote methodological rigor, conceptual innovation, and interdisciplinary dialogue. It provides a platform for comparative and international perspectives, supporting the development of a global scholarly community in the fields of art and cultural research. ARTS is committed to transparent and ethical publishing practices, including open and collaborative forms of peer review, and seeks to contribute to the advancement of high-quality, accessible, and responsible academic publishing.