About the Journal

Focus and Scope

Cartema is a neologism created by Antônio Houaiss (1915–1999) in 1974 to refer to the work of Pernambuco artist Aloísio Magalhães (1927–1982).

  • The word cartema can also be used in the sense of equivalences, or relationships between two or more propositions. It is in this sense that the name was chosen for the journal of PPGAV UFPE–UFPB, by connecting two universities into a new unit.

History

  • Established in 2012 (Print ISSN: 2316-9311)

  • Since 2015, it has adopted an electronic format (Online ISSN: 2763-8693)

Coverage

The journal welcomes works involving:

  • Theoretical, historical, methodological and artistic foundations of Visual Arts processes

  • Teacher, artistic, and creative training paths of professionals working in multiple spaces

  • Meaningful and inclusive learning among children, adolescents, youth, and adults

  • Artistic and creative practices of teachers and teaching

  • Art theories and histories, memories, and artistic, creative and aesthetic thinking

Editorial Policy

The journal operates with:

  • Thematic dossier calls

  • Continuous flow policy, accepting articles at any time

Objective

To promote the development of research in/on Art, with an emphasis on the context of Northeastern Brazil, establishing national and international dialogues.

Target Audience

The target audience includes:

  • Researchers in teaching, theory, history, criticism, and/or creative processes in Visual Arts

  • Art professionals, such as:

    • Artists

    • Curators

    • Mediators

    • Visual Arts teachers in higher education and/or basic education

Institutional Support

This journal is supported by:

  • Pro-Rectory of Research and Innovation of the Federal University of Pernambuco (PROPESQI) through the Institutional Program for Journal Support at UFPE