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FORUM+ is an international peer-reviewed journal for research in the arts. It offers interested culture lovers an in-depth look at current trends in research throughout all artistic fields.

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October 2025

In this October issue of FORUM+, we explore how artistic research can shine a light in difficult times and help us imagine new possibilities. By embracing exchange, collaboration, and mixing different ideas and practices, artistic research can become a powerful tool for resistance and renewal. We hope this issue of FORUM+ inspires you to (re)imagine the world and its many possibilities.

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NEW CO-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Annelys de Vet

Starting this year, FORUM+ warmly welcomes Belgium-based designer, researcher, and lecturer Annelys de Vet as co-editor-in-chief. She advocates for a committed, substantively strong, and imaginative discourse on artistic research.

What is FORUM+?

FORUM+ is an international peer-reviewed journal for research in the arts. It offers interested culture lovers an in-depth look at current trends in research throughout all artistic fields within higher arts education and universities.

FORUM+ publishes articles, visual essays, artistic contributions, interviews, contemplatives essays and reviews that are the result of original research.

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1 September 2026 - open call
15 January 2027 - open call
15 March 2027 - open call

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April 2025

This April issue of FORUM+ celebrates interwovenness and the sense of community that can be felt within diverse artistic collaborations. At the heart of FORUM+ is a dynamic network of researchers, artists, and thinkers who interact across the boundaries of artistic disciplines, institutions, languages, and countries. The support of all contributors not only documents research in the arts, but actively shapes it through exchange, critical reflection, and a shared curiosity.

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