ALEA extends the call for papers for its inaugural issue to 15 November 2026 — the call is now out on 18 international academic platforms

Paris, 31 October 2026 — The editorial office of ALEA — Revue Internationale d'Art et de Recherche (ISSN 3130-477X) announces two updates: the submission deadline for the inaugural issue has been extended to 15 November 2026, and the call for papers has been released to 18 academic platforms across Europe, North America and Asia.

1. Deadline extended to 15 November 2026

In response to enquiries from researchers in several countries, the deadline for the inaugural issue (N° 1 | 2026) has been moved from 30 October to 15 November 2026 (23:59 Paris time). The submission address and the author guidelines are unchanged.

The inaugural issue is scheduled for online publication in the first quarter of 2027. Authors who miss this deadline are welcome to submit for the following issue (N° 2 | 2027, scheduled for online publication in the first quarter of 2028): manuscripts may be sent to the editorial office at any time, will be scheduled for review in order of receipt, and the call for the second issue will be announced in 2027.

2. The call for papers is now out on 18 international academic platforms

The call for papers for the inaugural issue has been released to the following scholarly networks and platforms:

Europe

• Calenda (OpenEdition / CNRS, France)

• Fabula (France)

• Société française de musicologie (France)

• H-Soz-Kult (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany)

• ArtHist.net (international art-history network)

• Association for Art History (United Kingdom)

• CuratorSpace (United Kingdom)

North America & global

• CAA — College Art Association (USA)

• Society of Architectural Historians (USA)

• American Historical Association (USA)

• H-Net · H-Announce (USA)

• University of Pennsylvania Call for Papers (USA)

• WikiCFP

• ConfLists

• Knowledge Commons

Asia

• National Culture and Arts Foundation (Taiwan)

• PhDKim 김박사넷 (Korea)

• ASEF culture360 (Asia-Europe Foundation, Singapore)

The call now circulates among researchers across three continents, and the journal's ISSN, publisher, Editor-in-Chief, review process and licence can be verified on each platform. After the inaugural issue is published, the journal will apply for inclusion in Ulrichsweb, ROAD (the ISSN International Centre's directory of open-access scholarly resources), Google Scholar and DOAJ.

3. About ALEA — Revue Internationale d'Art et de Recherche

ALEA — Revue Internationale d'Art et de Recherche (ISSN 3130-477X, assigned by the Bibliothèque nationale de France) is an annual, double-blind peer-reviewed, open-access journal (CC BY-NC 4.0) published by the Association de la Lueur Éclairante de l'Art (ALEA), a non-profit arts association (loi 1901) based in Paris. Its editorial focus is the dialogue between European and Asian scholarly traditions in art and research.

• Scope: art history, visual arts, performing arts, music, curatorial studies, design, architecture / interior / landscape design, fashion, visual communication and media, arts education, and practice-based and interdisciplinary research. Submissions are welcome from researchers, faculty members, curators, practitioners and postgraduate students.

• Format: short research articles of up to 3,000 words in English or French, or up to 3,000 characters in Chinese or Japanese (excluding abstract, footnotes and references), with a maximum of eight illustrations and an English abstract of 150–200 words. Manuscripts must be original, unpublished, not under consideration elsewhere, and anonymised for double-blind review (A4, Times New Roman 12 pt, 1.5 line spacing; citations in footnotes and bibliography according to NF ISO 690).

• Languages: manuscripts may be submitted in Chinese, English, French or Japanese. All accepted articles are published in both French and English; the French version is produced by professional native-French translators commissioned by the journal.

• Review: editorial pre-screening (1–2 weeks), followed by double-blind peer review by two anonymous reviewers (4–6 weeks).

• Fees: submission and peer review are free of charge, and no fee is charged for manuscripts that are not accepted. Publication and translation fees apply only upon acceptance, are quoted in euros, and are detailed in the author guidelines.

• Editor-in-Chief: Dr Marie Goehner-David (Université de Strasbourg)

4. How to submit

• Deadline: 15 November 2026 (23:59 Paris time)

• Submissions: deglobalartagencyalea@gmail.com

• Author guidelines: https://www.deglobalart-alea.com/journalsubmissionguidelines

• Journal page: https://www.deglobalart-alea.com/journal

Authors who miss this deadline may submit to the same address for the following issue (N° 2 | 2027).

Publisher　Association de la Lueur Éclairante de l'Art (ALEA), 253 rue Saint-Honoré, 75001 Paris, France

Editorial contact　Dr Marie Goehner-David, Editor-in-Chief | deglobalartagencyalea@gmail.com