Artivate welcomes Adrienne Callander as a new co-editor of the journal for the 2026-2027 academic year. Prof. Callander brings deep experience and insight to this work, along with a demonstrated commitment to the journal – as a published scholar in our pages (here, here, and here), and as a guest co-editor for a past special issue.
Read more about Welcoming Artivate's New Co-EditorArtivate has updated our guidelines to require a statement from the author(s) whether or not generative AI/LLM tools were used in preparing the submitted manuscript. The full policy is included on our Submissions page as well as in the full text of this announcement.
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Artivate, Volume 14, has been published with two new articles. Others will follow in our rolling-publication process. The editorial team has changed, a bit, as well.
Read more about Volume 14 posted, with revised editorial teamWe’re pleased to share the final article in Artivate, Volume 13, from Charlie Wall-Andrews and Wendy Cukier. “The Music Industry: An Entrepreneurial Ecosystem” interrogates how networks, funding, and leadership structures in the Canadian music industry generate (uneven and inequitable) value. Read it now: https://doi.org/10.34053/artivate.13.1.225
Read more about The music industry as an entrepreneurial ecosystemThe co-editors of Artivate are pleased to announce the latest article in Volume 13: "Creative Social Entrepreneurship Curriculum Development: A Case for Democratizing Arts Administration Education" by Jaleesa Wells and Rachel Shane. https://doi.org/10.34053/artivate.13.1.215
Read more about New Article: Creative Social Entrepreneurship Curriculum DevelopmentArtivate is seeking original research, case studies, and comprehensive reviews on the creative economy and cultural entrepreneurship in South Asia. Articles will be reviewed on a rolling basis through October 1, 2025.
Read more about Call for Papers on Creative Economy and Cultural Entrepreneurship in South AsiaArtivate invites submissions for a special series exploring the dynamic intersection of the arts, artificial intelligence (AI), and entrepreneurship. This series aims to delve into the innovative amalgamations of these fields, examining how they influence each other and what future possibilities they hold. Submissions will be accepted on a rolling basis until September 1, 2024.
Read more about Call for Papers on Arts, Artificial Intelligence, and EntrepreneurshipWe are pleased to welcome Brea M. Heidelberg and Amy Whitaker to the Artivate Editorial Board.
Read more about New members of our Editorial BoardArtivate's co-editor brought a brilliant mind and an open heart to our work and our world.
Read more about Mourning the Loss of Diane RagsdaleOur addition to these major citation indexes dramatically increases the reach, connection, and impact for Artivate authors and articles.
Read more about Artivate now indexing on DOAJ and ScopusWe are delighted to share that recent Artivate author Megan Jordan, PhD, received the Mulcahy Emerging Scholars Award at the September 2023 Social Theory, Politics and the Arts Conference, held in Lexington, Kentucky.
Read more about Megan Jordan receives Mulcahy Emerging Scholars AwardFollowing our most recent issue (Volume 11, Number 3), Artivate will now be published on a rolling basis rather than in bundled, seasonal issues. All individual articles and book reviews published online between September 2023 and May 2024 will constitute Volume 12. We are excited at the many opportunities and benefits of this new approach.
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