Cover of Technoetic Arts journal, Volume 23 Number 2, published by Intellect Journals (ISSN 1477-965X). The cover image shows an installation view of 'Revivification' (2025) by Guy Ben-Ary, Nathan Thompson, Stuart Hodgetts, and Matt Gingold, photographed by Rebecca Mansell, courtesy of the Art Gallery of Western Australia. The work fills a darkened gallery space with rows of illuminated golden circular forms mounted on black walls receding into the distance, with a geometric textile or printed element placed on the floor in the foreground.

Happy to announce the publication of Technoetic Arts 23.2 @technoeticarts.bsky.social ! My editorial "Reflections on scripts and life" is open access: doi.org/10.1386/tear.... Issue overview: ta.pubpub.org/pub/issue-23... #TechnoeticArts #BioArt #AI #CriticalAI #Art 1/5 | @dlila.bsky.social

Cover of Technoetic Arts journal, Volume 23 Number 2, published by Intellect Journals (ISSN 1477-965X). The cover image shows an installation view of 'Revivification' (2025) by Guy Ben-Ary, Nathan Thompson, Stuart Hodgetts and Matt Gingold, photographed by Rebecca Mansell, courtesy of the Art Gallery of Western Australia. The work fills a darkened gallery space with rows of illuminated golden circular forms mounted on black walls receding into the distance, with a geometric textile or printed element placed on the floor in the foreground.

Technoetic Arts Volume 23, Issue 2 is now published! Issue 23.2 explores the relationship between scripts and life. The editorial overview by Claudia Westermann is open access: doi.org/10.1386/tear... Issue abstracts: ta.pubpub.org/pub/issue-23... #TechnoeticArts #BioArt #AI #CriticalAI #Art 1/4

The image shows the 2024 academic journal performance report for the journal Technoetic Arts with two main sections. At the top is a Scopus CiteScore trend chart displaying data from 2020-2024, with blue bars showing CiteScore values rising from approximately 0.3 in 2020 to 0.9 in 2024, and a red line indicating percentile rankings reaching 83% by 2024, marked as "Q1 Visual and Performing Arts." Below this is a Clarivate Journal Citation Reports section showing "Q1" status in purple, with the category listed as "HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY" ranked 82/408. The background shows academic books, suggesting a scholarly research context. Both metrics demonstrate the journal's achievement of Q1 quartile rankings in their respective indexing systems.

🎉 Technoetic Arts is back in Q1 on Clarivate's Journal Citation Reports! Also maintaining Q1 on Scopus.
Huge thanks from the Editorial Organism to our authors, reviewers, readers & community who made this possible! 🙏
#TechnoeticArts #Q1Journal #AcademicPublishing

Technoetic Arts 22.2 is out now!

Special Issue: ‘The Musical-Theatrical Global South’

Including ‘Exploring watery sonic imaginaries in the age of the Aquatocene’ by Robertina Šebjanič
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The image shows the front cover of Technoetic Arts journal, Volume 22 Number 2, a special issue titled 'Into/Across the Sea'. It features a high-quality photograph of deep blue ocean waves in gentle motion against a white background. The journal title appears in black text above the image, with a light blue circular badge indicating the special issue theme 'Into/Across the Sea'. Published by Intellect journals, ISSN 1477-965X.

Technoetic Arts 22.2 has been published! The editorial is open access. Subscribers can access the entire issue on Intellect Discover
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#art #technoeticarts #artscience #sea #oceanliteracy

The image shows the front and back covers of Technoetic Arts journal, Volume 22 Number 2, a special issue titled 'Into/Across the Sea'. The back cover (left) features a light blue background with a detailed table of contents including: Editorial Into/Across the sea: Critical perspectives in media arts Bill Psarras (151-154) Articles Open seas, open systems Susan Collins (155-166) Becoming Sea-swallowed: Sarah Cameron Sunde's 36.5 / A Durational Performance with the Sea Raegan Truax and Sarah Cameron Sunde (167-182) The Constitution of the Sea: New boundaries and identity through watery, transdisciplinary artistic practice Kat Austen (183-196) Exploring watery sonic imaginaries in the age of the Aquatocene Robertina Šebjanič (197-208) Reflections on sea, listening and sound installations: A conversation with Félix Blume Félix Blume and Bill Psarras (209-220) Shoreless Theodoros Zafeiropoulos (221-235) Drifting poetries, floating gestures: Performing with/upon the sea in contemporary media arts Bill Psarras (237-251) How to be with the sea: Artistic practices in the midst of the climate crisis Daphne Dragona (253-266) Conceptualizing the OneWater: Exploring the plural possibilities of community, saltwater and freshwater Tracey M. Benson (267-281) Index (285) The front cover (right) features a high-quality photograph of deep blue ocean waves in gentle motion against a white background. The journal title appears in black text above the image, with a light blue circular badge indicating the special issue theme 'Into/Across the Sea'. Published by Intellect journals, ISSN 1477-965X.

I am happy to report that the special Sea Issue of Technoetic Arts is with the printers! Thanks to Bill Psarras for guest editing this issue.

See a preview with all abstracts on TA's pubpub page:
ta.pubpub.org/pub/22-2-sea

#art #water #sea #ecology #technoeticarts #mediaart

The image shows the front and back covers of Technoetic Arts journal, Volume 22 Number 2, a special issue titled 'Into/Across the Sea'. The back cover (left) features a light blue background with a detailed table of contents including: Editorial (151-154): 'Into/Across the sea: Critical perspectives in media arts' by Bill Psarras Articles: 'Open seas, open systems' by Susan Collins (155-166) 'Becoming Sea-swallowed: Sarah Cameron Sunde's 36.5 / A Durational Performance with the Sea' by Raegan Truax and Sarah Cameron Sunde (167-182) 'The Constitution of the Sea: New boundaries and identity through watery, transdisciplinary artistic practice' by Kat Austen (183-196) 'Exploring watery sonic imaginaries in the age of the Aquatocene' by Robertina Šebjanič (197-208) Multiple other sea-themed articles extending to page 281 Index on page 285 The front cover (right) features a high-quality photograph of deep blue ocean waves in gentle motion against a white background. The journal title appears in black text above the image, with a light blue circular badge indicating the special issue theme 'Into/Across the Sea'. Published by Intellect journals, ISSN 1477-965X.

Technoetic Arts 22.2 'Into/Across the Sea: Into/Across the Sea: Critical perspectives in media arts' is on the way! Guest edited by Bill Psarras.

See a preview with all abstracts on TA's pubpub page:
ta.pubpub.org/pub/22-2-sea

#art #water #sea #ecology #technoeticarts #mediaart