Artifact Journal is a scholarly publication that focuses on the intersection of digital media, technology, and design, exploring how these elements contribute to and shape contemporary culture and society.
Objective: The primary objective of the Artifact Journal is to provide a platform for the discussion and dissemination of research related to digital artifacts. The journal aims to publish original research, critical reviews, and case studies that analyze the creation, use, and impact of digital artifacts in various contexts, including art, design, technology, and communication.
Interdisciplinary Approach: The journal adopts an interdisciplinary approach by integrating perspectives from fields such as media studies, design, cultural studies, human-computer interaction, and information technology. This approach allows for a comprehensive examination of digital artifacts from multiple viewpoints, encouraging collaboration and innovation across disciplines.
Impact and Significance: The Artifact Journal is significant in its role as a repository of cutting-edge research on digital artifacts. It serves as an essential resource for academics, designers, technologists, and cultural theorists who seek to understand the evolving role of digital artifacts in contemporary society. By documenting and analyzing these developments, the journal contributes to the broader discourse on the digital transformation of culture and society.
Journal Home:  Journal Homepage
Editor-in-Chief:  Sissel Olander
scope:
The Artifact Journal is a scholarly publication dedicated to the examination and exploration of artifacts, their creation, preservation, and impact across various disciplines. It provides a platform for interdisciplinary research and critical analysis of artifacts, ranging from historical objects to digital creations.
Key Areas Covered:
1. Artifact Design and Creation:
Studies on the methodologies, techniques, and processes involved in the design and creation of artifacts, including both traditional and digital mediums.
2. Preservation and Conservation:
Research focused on the preservation, conservation, and restoration of artifacts, including best practices and innovative techniques in maintaining the integrity of historical objects and digital assets.
3. Cultural and Historical Significance:
Articles that explore the cultural, historical, and social significance of artifacts, examining how they reflect and influence the societies in which they were created and used.
4. Digital Artifacts:
Research on the creation, management, and preservation of digital artifacts, including multimedia, software, and digital art, with a focus on the challenges and opportunities posed by digital technologies.
5. Artifact Analysis and Interpretation:
Studies on the methodologies and frameworks used to analyze and interpret artifacts, providing insights into their meaning, context, and impact.
6. Technological Innovation in Artifact Studies:
Research exploring the role of technology in artifact studies, including the use of digital tools, 3D modeling, and virtual reality in the analysis, preservation, and presentation of artifacts.
7. Case Studies and Practical Applications:
In-depth case studies that highlight the application of artifact research in various fields, such as archaeology, art history, museum studies, and digital humanities.
8. Ethical Considerations:
Discussions on the ethical issues surrounding artifact creation, ownership, preservation, and display, including the implications of cultural heritage and intellectual property rights.
9. Interdisciplinary Approaches:
Articles that explore the intersection of multiple disciplines in the study of artifacts, fostering a comprehensive understanding of their creation, use, and impact.
10. Artifact Documentation and Archiving:
Research on the practices and challenges associated with documenting and archiving artifacts, ensuring their accessibility and longevity for future research and public engagement.
Print ISSN:  17493463,
Electronic ISSN:   17493471
Abstracting and Indexing:  Scopus
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Subject Area and Category:   Arts and Humanities, Visual Arts and Performing Arts, Computer Science, Computer Graphics and Computer-Aided Design
Publication Frequency:  
H Index:  2
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Q2:  Visual Arts and Performing Arts
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Cite Score:  0.5
SNIP:  0.253
Journal Rank(SJR):  0.149
Latest Articles:   Latest Articles in Artifact
Guidelines for Authors: Artifact Author Guidelines
Paper Submissions: Paper Submissions in Artifact
Publisher:  Intellect Ltd.
Country:  United Kingdom