ART, THOUGHT & PRACTICE (ATP) is an interdisciplinary academic journal dedicated to exploring the relationship between artistic expression, intellectual inquiry, creative practice, and contemporary cultural life. The journal provides a scholarly platform for researchers, artists, designers, writers, educators, cultural practitioners, and interdisciplinary scholars to examine how art and ideas shape human experience and society.
ATP welcomes research that brings together theoretical reflection and creative practice. It encourages critical discussions of visual art, literature, design, performance, digital creativity, cultural studies, aesthetics, and emerging forms of artistic production.
The mission of ART, THOUGHT & PRACTICE (ATP) is to advance meaningful dialogue between artistic creativity, critical thought, and practical engagement. The journal seeks to encourage innovative scholarship, interdisciplinary perspectives, and research that contributes to a deeper understanding of art, culture, creativity, and society.
The primary aim of ATP is to provide a creative and intellectually rigorous space for examining the ways artistic practices, ideas, theories, and cultural processes interact. The journal aims to promote original research that challenges conventional boundaries between disciplines and connects academic knowledge with creative and practical approaches.
ATP welcomes original research, theoretical studies, critical essays, practice-based research, and interdisciplinary investigations in areas including:
International Readership
Pakistan
Saudi Arabia
United Kingdom
United States
Turkey
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Authors retain full copyright of their published articles in ART, THOUGHT & PRACTICE (ATP). Authors grant the right of first publication to the journal while retaining the right to reuse, archive, share, and distribute their work in institutional repositories, personal websites, academic networks, or other lawful platforms, subject to proper attribution.
All articles are published under an open access model. Where the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license is applied, readers may copy, redistribute, remix, transform, and build upon the material in any medium or format, including commercial use, provided appropriate attribution is given and any changes are clearly indicated.
