Body, Space & Technology (BST) is a leading journal of contemporary artistic practice and research and joined the publisher, the Open Library of Humanities' (OLH) in Summer 2017. Since it launched in 2000, BST has built a strong reputation for scholarly quality and innovation, as well as fostering a global academic community around its published content. BST publishes research into artistic practice that engages with digital technologies, particularly as these relate to bodily interaction and creativity, and in multi-disciplinary perspectives.
Posted by Sue Broadhurst on 2023-08-22
CALL FOR ARTICLES, PERSPECTIVES, PERFORMANCES AND REVIEWSBody, Space & Technology, now in its twenty-third year of publication, is a leading online interdisciplinary journal, publishing on all aspects of contemporary arts practice. The EBSCO indexed journal publishes non-themed refereed articles, artist-led [...]
Research
Lost Origin and Beyond. Towards a design framework for mixed reality theatrical experiences
Gabriella Giannachi
2023-01-14 Volume 22 • 2023 • Volume 22 • 40–64
Dancing through Social Distance: Connectivity and Creativity in the Online Space
Laura Elizabeth Griffiths
2023-02-14 Volume 22 • 2023 • Volume 22 • 65–81
A Process and a Frame: Ballet on Instagram and a Sense of the World
Marjana Krajac
2023-02-14 Volume 22 • 2023 • Volume 22 • 82–99
Active Spectatorship and Co-creation in the Digital Making of Flanker Origami
Bianca Mastrominico
2023-02-14 Volume 22 • 2023 • Volume 22 • 100–127
Rethinking the Rings: topographical spaces and digital bodies in Circus Oz’s inland tours.
Andrew Fuhrmann, Rachel Fensham and Kirsten Stevens
2023-02-14 Volume 22 • 2023 • Volume 22 • 146–167
Perspectives
Technoparticipation: Scrapbooks, stories and secrets
Lee Campbell
2023-02-14 Volume 22 • 2023 • Volume 22 • 199–219
Iraqi Silent Theatre: The Body and Sound in Anas Abdel-Samad’s A Dream in Baghdad (2006)
Majeed Mohammed Midhin
2023-02-14 Volume 22 • 2023 • Volume 22 • 220–227
Performances
Reviews
With the Best of Intentions: Venice Art Biennale 2022
Neil Morris Harvey
2023-02-14 Volume 22 • 2023 • Volume 22 • 276–284