Call for papers/Topics Full Articles/ Reviews/ Shorts Papers/ Abstracts are welcomed in the following research fields: 1. Visual Arts Visual arts focus on creating works that are primarily visual in nature. Fine Arts Drawing (Charcoal, pencil, ink, pastel) Painting (Oil, acrylic, watercolor, fresco) Sculpture (Carving, modeling, casting, 3D printing) Printmaking (Lithography, etching, screen printing) Contemporary & New Media Installation Art Video Art Digital Art and NFT creation Conceptual Art Decorative Arts & Crafts Ceramics and Pottery Textiles and Fiber Art (Weaving, embroidery) Glassblowing Jewelry Design 2. Performing Arts Performing arts involve the use of the artist’s own body, face, and presence as a medium. Music Composition and Theory Vocal Performance (Opera, Jazz, Pop, Choral) Instrumental Performance (Classical, Contemporary) Ethnomusicology (Study of music in cultural contexts) Dance Classical Ballet Modern and Contemporary Dance Social/Ballroom Dance Cultural/Folk Dance (Flamenco, Kathak, Hula) Choreography Theatre and Drama Acting (Method, Meisner, Improvisation) Directing Musical Theatre Puppetry and Mime Dramaturgy (Theory and composition of drama) 3. Design and Applied Arts These topics bridge the gap between aesthetic beauty and functional utility. Spatial Design Architecture Interior Design Landscape Architecture Communication Design Graphic Design Typography User Experience (UX) and User Interface (UI) Design Fashion and Industrial Design Apparel and Garment Construction Product Design (Furniture, electronics) Automotive Design 4. Literary Arts While often categorized separately, literature is a foundational pillar of the arts. Creative Writing Poetry and Spoken Word Fiction (Novels, short stories) Creative Non-fiction Scriptwriting Screenwriting (Film and TV) Playwriting (Stage) 5. Media Arts Arts that rely on technology and capture time. Photography Fine Art Photography Photojournalism Portraiture Film and Animation Cinematography Film Editing 2D and 3D Animation Sound Design 6. Art Theory and History The academic study of how art is made, perceived, and preserved. Art History (From Prehistoric to Post-Modern) Aesthetics and Philosophy of Art Art Criticism Museum Studies & Curatorial Practice Art Therapy