JAWS
JAWS (Journal)
Journal of Arts Writing by Students
JAWS: Journal of Arts Writing by Students is a peer-reviewed journal compiled of the best arts research and writing by current MA and Ph.D. students. Capturing the contemporary themes and trends in arts research today, JAWS is edited by students, for students; promoting the auto-didactic attitude and inherent curiosity that is required for postgraduate, career or personal research development with or without practice.
Principal Editor
Inês M. Ferreira-Norman
Wimbledon College of Art, UK
inesartistaif@gmail.com
Senior Editor
Ralph Overill
University of East London, UK
ralphoverill@gmail.com
Editor
Nina Hanz
Royal College of Art, UK
nina.hanz@network.rca.ac.uk
Jasmin Jelly
University of Exeter, UK
jelleyjasmin@gmail.com
JAWS is the Journal of Arts Writing by Students, serving as a platform for peer to peer engagement and for research currently taking place within institutions as part of MA and Ph.D. study. Originally founded at Chelsea School of Art, JAWS has been published by Intellect since 2015, and is the first academic arts journal entirely dedicated to current students' and recent allumi's work. It works to open new lines of discourse and collaboration and seeks to promote early career researchers across a wider academic community, demonstrating the ability, dedication and professionalism of students. JAWS places great emphasis in the peer review process and relies on its network of interested researchers to deliver current and challenging reads. The editorial board and contributors are all current students, recent graduates or emerging authors, and JAWS is keen to foster relationships with Art Schools and Colleges across the UK and internationally to maintain our commitment to helping promoting knowledge exchange and career prospects to our contributors.
Publication in the JAWS journal provides students with valuable experience of writing for an academic journal (an essential component of Ph.D. study or an academic career) as well as circulation and recognition of their research. It is not only an opportunity to take their academic writing to the next level but also to share outcomes and findings across a research network. We at JAWS believe strongly in research as a living pragmatic entity – it should not languish unread in a file, bending bedroom shelves, as it is only through sharing and discussion that new ideas can be allowed to develop and grow.
Principal Editor
Inês M. Ferreira-Norman
Wimbledon College of Art, UK
inesartistaif@gmail.com
Senior Editor
Ralph Overill
University of East London, UK
ralphoverill@gmail.com
Editor
Nina Hanz
Royal College of Art, UK
nina.hanz@network.rca.ac.uk
Jasmin Jelly
University of Exeter, UK
jelleyjasmin@gmail.com
Principal Editor
Inês M. Ferreira-Norman
Wimbledon College of Art, UK
inesartistaif@gmail.com
Senior Editor
Ralph Overill
University of East London, UK
ralphoverill@gmail.com
Editor
Nina Hanz
Royal College of Art, UK
nina.hanz@network.rca.ac.uk
Jasmin Jelly
University of Exeter, UK
jelleyjasmin@gmail.com
Principal Editor
Inês M. Ferreira-Norman
Wimbledon College of Art, UK
inesartistaif@gmail.com
Senior Editor
Ralph Overill
University of East London, UK
ralphoverill@gmail.com
Editor
Nina Hanz
Royal College of Art, UK
nina.hanz@network.rca.ac.uk
Jasmin Jelly
University of Exeter, UK
jelleyjasmin@gmail.com
All articles submitted should be original work and must not be under consideration by other publications.
JAWS: Journal of Arts Writing by Students is the first UK journal of academic work by art students, serving as a platform for peer to peer engagement and for research currently taking place within institutions as part of post and undergraduate study. The journal seeks submissions from current students in the arts across the disciplines (including fine art, research, performance, textiles, graphics and illustration) and those within their first year of graduation. Predominately aimed at those studying at postgraduate level, JAWS is the first academic arts journal entirely produced by and dedicated to current students work. It works to open new lines of discourse and collaboration and seeks to promote early career researchers across a wider academic community, demonstrating the ability, dedication and professionalism of its students.
Publication in JAWS: Journal of Arts Writing by Students provides students with valuable experience of writing for an academic journal (an essential component of Ph.D. study or an academic career) as well as circulation and recognition of their research. It is not only an opportunity to take their academic writing to the next level but also to share outcomes and findings across a research network. JAWS strongly believes in research as a living pragmatic entity – it should not languish unread in a file bending bedroom shelves, it is only through sharing and discussion that new ideas can be allowed to develop and grow.
JAWS does not set themes for our submissions, preferring to divine trends and thematics from what students deem current and relevant to them. The journal seeks critical reviews, self contained extracts from research blogs and diaries and reflective essays and papers with arguments and their hearts. JAWS also calls for work that explores the relationship between practice, writing and research including high quality photographs of artworks as part of practice led or based research and artist intervention regarding the image/text relationship.
All submissions must be accompanied by an abstract (maximum 100 words) and a list of keywords (approx. 5) to assist in guiding our peer reviewers.
For all inquiries please email p.e.@jawsjournal.com
Principal Editor
Inês M. Ferreira-Norman
Wimbledon College of Art, UK
inesartistaif@gmail.com
Senior Editor
Ralph Overill
University of East London, UK
ralphoverill@gmail.com
Editor
Nina Hanz
Royal College of Art, UK
nina.hanz@network.rca.ac.uk
Jasmin Jelly
University of Exeter, UK
jelleyjasmin@gmail.com
Advisory Board
Stephen Bury
The Frick Institute, New York, USA
Catherine Elwes
Independent Scholar
Joseph Heathcott
The New School of Design, New York, USA
Ranjana Thapalyal
Glasgow School of Art, UK
Malcolm Quinn
CCW Graduate School, University of the Arts London, UK
Anne Pierson-Smith
City University Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Kathy Sandys
Rose Bruford College, UK
Donald Smith
Chelsea Space Gallery, UK
Paul Ryan
Independent Scholar
Anne Peirson-Smith
Nottingham Trent University, UK
Principal Editor
Inês M. Ferreira-Norman
Wimbledon College of Art, UK
inesartistaif@gmail.com
Senior Editor
Ralph Overill
University of East London, UK
ralphoverill@gmail.com
Editor
Nina Hanz
Royal College of Art, UK
nina.hanz@network.rca.ac.uk
Jasmin Jelly
University of Exeter, UK
jelleyjasmin@gmail.com
Contents
- Volume (5): Issue (1)
- Cover date: 2019
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- Volume (5): Issue (2)
- Cover date: 2019
Contents
- Volume (4): Issue (1)
- Cover date: 2018
Contents
- Volume (4): Issue (2)
- Cover date: 2018
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- Volume (3): Issue (1&2)
- Cover date:
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- Volume (2): Issue (1)
- Cover date: 2016
Contents
- Volume (2): Issue (2)
- Cover date: 2016
Contents
- Volume (1): Issue (1)
- Cover date: 2015
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- Volume (1): Issue (2)
- Cover date: 2015
Principal Editor
Inês M. Ferreira-Norman
Wimbledon College of Art, UK
inesartistaif@gmail.com
Senior Editor
Ralph Overill
University of East London, UK
ralphoverill@gmail.com
Editor
Nina Hanz
Royal College of Art, UK
nina.hanz@network.rca.ac.uk
Jasmin Jelly
University of Exeter, UK
jelleyjasmin@gmail.com
