About the Journal

Artechno: Journal of Arts, Technology and Creativity is a scholarly, peer-reviewed, and open-access journal dedicated to the publication of research concerning the intersections of arts, technology, creativity, culture, and contemporary creative practices.

The journal was established to provide an academic platform for researchers, artists, designers, educators, technologists, cultural practitioners, and creative industry professionals who examine the roles of technology in artistic production, cultural expression, creative learning, preservation, communication, and innovation.

Artechno recognizes that technological development has influenced the ways artistic works are created, presented, documented, distributed, interpreted, and experienced. At the same time, artistic and cultural practices contribute critical, aesthetic, social, and human perspectives to the development and use of technology. The journal therefore encourages interdisciplinary studies that connect technological approaches with artistic knowledge, cultural contexts, and creative processes.

The journal publishes original research articles, review articles, practice-based research, practice-led research, design and development studies, case studies, and conceptual papers. Manuscripts may employ qualitative, quantitative, mixed-method, experimental, developmental, computational, historical, ethnographic, artistic, or interdisciplinary approaches.

Artechno accepts manuscripts that address technological applications in visual arts, performing arts, music, sound, design, media, cultural heritage, education, creative industries, and other relevant artistic and cultural fields. Manuscripts must demonstrate a clear scholarly contribution and a substantive relationship among arts, technology, and creativity.

The journal applies a peer-review process to maintain the academic quality, originality, relevance, and ethical integrity of published manuscripts. All published articles are made openly accessible to support the dissemination and development of knowledge across academic, artistic, professional, and public communities.

Artechno is published by Aksara Sarana Utama.

Mission

Artechno aims to advance scholarly discussion and knowledge production concerning the integration of arts, technology, and creativity through responsible, contextual, and interdisciplinary research.

Objectives

The journal has the following objectives:

  1. To provide a scholarly publication platform for research at the intersection of arts, technology, and creativity.
  2. To encourage interdisciplinary dialogue among scholars, artists, designers, educators, technologists, and cultural practitioners.
  3. To document and critically examine technological applications within artistic and cultural practices.
  4. To support the development of creative practices informed by research, cultural contexts, and technological innovation.
  5. To disseminate research findings through an open-access publication system.
  6. To promote ethical and academically responsible research in arts, technology, culture, and creative practices.

Readership

The journal is intended for:

  • researchers and academics;
  • artists and cultural practitioners;
  • designers and creative professionals;
  • educators and students;
  • engineers and technology developers working in artistic contexts;
  • museums, archives, and cultural institutions;
  • creative industry professionals;
  • policymakers and organizations concerned with arts, culture, technology, and creativity.

Language

Artechno publishes manuscripts in English. Authors are responsible for ensuring that submitted manuscripts use clear, accurate, and academically appropriate English.

Access

All articles published in Artechno are openly accessible. Readers may access, read, and download published articles without subscription barriers, subject to the copyright and licensing policy applied by the journal.