Editorial

Abstract

This second issue of Art, Culture and Society: Journal of interdisciplinary research through artistic practice represents a reason for reflection on the incorporation of new formats in the model of this publication and the first experience on the dynamics of open peer review. Traditionally, the academic writing format has been implemented in journals with peer-review models somehow to satisfy the hegemony of writing as a format for the dissemination of knowledge. Multi and plurisensoriality in the arts implies the recognition of other languages, therefore, other forms of writing, reading and transmissibility of knowledge. For this reason, the Editorial Board of ACS has proposed to explore different ways of communicating the relationships between artistic research, creation and art production through the design of models for the reception of materials with different characteristics. Among these formats we have articles, monographs, dossiers, scores and alternative artistic languages and interviews. ACS magazine expects to receive a greater diversity of formats every day in order to produce a space for dialogue with greater coverage and impact in terms of artistic research.