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ANZJA: Australian and New Zealand Journal of Art

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The AAANZ publishes the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Art (ANZJA). The ANZJA is Australasia’s principal refereed art history journal. The journal is dedicated to research in art history, art practice, art theory, and exhibition and museum studies. 2014 ushered in a new era for the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Art. The journal is now published with Taylor and Francis, a division of Informa. It is published in hard copy and online via the ANZJA site on Taylor and Francis.

ANZJA’s application to be indexed by Scopus (and Scimago) was approved in 2024. Scopus has become a vital index of scholarly journals, often seen by universities and funding bodies as a measure of research quality. In its letter of approval, Scopus praised ANZJA’s high citation rate and disciplinary and regional relevance. Being listed by Scopus will help ensure the Journal will continue to attract excellent scholarship. ANZJA appears in Scopus and Scimago from June-end 2024.

Editorial Committee

Dr Véronica Tello, Editor in Chief, Senior Lecturer, Contemporary Art History and Theory, University of New South Wales

Dr Anastasia Murney, Managing Editor, University of New South Wales

Dr Diana Baker Smith, Lecturer, Fine Art, University of New South Wales

Professor Jennifer Biddle, Professor and Director of Visual Anthropology, University of New South Wales, and Chair of Australian Studies, Harvard University

Dr Shuxia Chen, Lecturer, Curating and Cultural Leadership, University of New South Wales

Dr Bianca Hester, Associate Professor and Co-Director of Research School of Art & Design, University of New South Wales

Dr Kasia Jezowska, Lecturer, Design History & Theory, University of New South Wales

Dr Astrid Lorange, Senior Lecturer, Art Theory, University of New South Wales

Editorial Advisory Board

Assistant Professor Anna Arabindan-Kesson, Princeton University

Professor Geoffrey Batchen, University of Oxford

Dr Julie Gough, Independent researcher and artist

Professor Maria Gough, Harvard University

Carol Yinghua Lu, Independent curator

Justin Paton, Art Gallery of New South Wales

Associate Professor Felicity Scott, Columbia University

Dr Lisa Slade, Art Gallery of South Australia

Associate Professor David The, National University of Singapore