Academic papers and presentations The Platform for the Promotion of Multi-original Art continues to organize series of panels as an integral part of the Biennial program. The Platform intends to provide biennial meeting point for artists and scholars to discus and exchange ideas about diverse phenomena of printmaking topicality, as well as for the de/reconstruction of the historical and formative circumstances and influences that have reshaped the discipline. We invite artists, art collectives, art theorists and researchers and scholars from different scientific disciplines to submit their proposals in the following categories:

- Academic papers- Illustrative talks- Poster presentation- Demonstrations

Proposals of academic presentations, illustrative talks and poster presentations may relate to one of the topics offered:

- Printmaking as a myth- Printmaking aesthetics, aesthetics in printmaking- Imprint/postprint- Printmaking - event or object- Printmaking as collaborative endeavor - Academic education and professional art practice- Power of the print: artists’ book, fanzines and posters

Proposed topics are not mandatory but. Candidates can also submit proposals on the subject of personal interest.

Proposals submitted after the deadline will not be taken into consideration, as well as those previously presented and/or published. Proposal should be sent only in attached forms.

Presentation should be limited to 15 minutes. Each candidate can submit more than one proposal. All proposals will be reviewed by the members of the Academic reviewer committee. Selections will be confirmed by 15. June 2020.

Successful candidates will have to submit full papers and presentations prior to the Biennial opening. All academic papers and other presentations will be published in the Proceedings. For the purpose of publishing the length of academic papers should not exceed 3000 words including abstracts, list of literature and endnotes.

For the purpose of publishing illustrated talk should be adapted in the form of article no longer than 1500 words with selected five quality illustrations in JPG or TIFF digital format with the resolution of 300 dpi (photography, reproductions, charts, diagram, etc.).

Poster presentation should be vertically orientated and printed in B1 size (70 х 100 cm). For the purpose of publishing poster presentation should be provided in JPG or TIFF digital format in A4 size in the resolution of 300 dpi, with accompanying inscription (author name and surname, affiliation, title of the presentation, etc.).

For the purpose of publishing technical demonstration should be adapted in the form of short article no more than 500 words with one selected illustration in JPG or TIFF digital format with the resolution of 300 dpi.

Official language of the conference is English. All proposals must be presented and delivered for publishing in English.

Technical instructions for articles

- Title: Times New Roman, size 12 pt.- Abstract: no more than 150 words.- Keywords: no more than 5.- The length: articles should not exceed 3000 words including abstracts and literature.- Formatting: Times New Roman, size 12 pt, Line spacing: Before: 0; After: 0; Line spacing: Single.- Paragraph formatting: Normal, first line: indentation: First line: 1,27.- Name of author: name of author, (middle letter), surname. Names are given in the original form and original alphabet. - Affiliation: affiliation – institution where the author is employed, or were has conducted research.

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Academic papers and presentations The Platform for the Promotion of Multi-original Art continues to organize series of panels as an integral part of the Biennial program. The Platform intends to provide biennial meeting point for artists and scholars to discus and exchange ideas about diverse phenomena of printmaking topicality, as well as for the de/reconstruction of the historical and formative circumstances and influences that have reshaped the discipline. We invite artists, art collectives, art theorists and researchers and scholars from different scientific disciplines to submit their proposals in the following categories:

- Academic papers- Illustrative talks- Poster presentation- Demonstrations

Proposals of academic presentations, illustrative talks and poster presentations may relate to one of the topics offered:

- Printmaking as a myth- Printmaking aesthetics, aesthetics in printmaking- Imprint/postprint- Printmaking - event or object- Printmaking as collaborative endeavor - Academic education and professional art practice- Power of the print: artists’ book, fanzines and posters

Proposed topics are not mandatory but. Candidates can also submit proposals on the subject of personal interest.

Proposals submitted after the deadline will not be taken into consideration, as well as those previously presented and/or published. Proposal should be sent only in attached forms.

Presentation should be limited to 15 minutes. Each candidate can submit more than one proposal. All proposals will be reviewed by the members of the Academic reviewer committee. Selections will be confirmed by 15. June 2020.

Successful candidates will have to submit full papers and presentations prior to the Biennial opening. All academic papers and other presentations will be published in the Proceedings. For the purpose of publishing the length of academic papers should not exceed 3000 words including abstracts, list of literature and endnotes.

For the purpose of publishing illustrated talk should be adapted in the form of article no longer than 1500 words with selected five quality illustrations in JPG or TIFF digital format with the resolution of 300 dpi (photography, reproductions, charts, diagram, etc.).

Poster presentation should be vertically orientated and printed in B1 size (70 х 100 cm). For the purpose of publishing poster presentation should be provided in JPG or TIFF digital format in A4 size in the resolution of 300 dpi, with accompanying inscription (author name and surname, affiliation, title of the presentation, etc.).

For the purpose of publishing technical demonstration should be adapted in the form of short article no more than 500 words with one selected illustration in JPG or TIFF digital format with the resolution of 300 dpi.

Official language of the conference is English. All proposals must be presented and delivered for publishing in English.

Technical instructions for articles

- Title: Times New Roman, size 12 pt.- Abstract: no more than 150 words.- Keywords: no more than 5.- The length: articles should not exceed 3000 words including abstracts and literature.- Formatting: Times New Roman, size 12 pt, Line spacing: Before: 0; After: 0; Line spacing: Single.- Paragraph formatting: Normal, first line: indentation: First line: 1,27.- Name of author: name of author, (middle letter), surname. Names are given in the original form and original alphabet. - Affiliation: affiliation – institution where the author is employed, or were has conducted research.

Example University of BelgradeFaculty of PhilosophyDepartment of History of Art - Contact information: e-mail address should be submitted in a footnote of the first page.- Language and script: Article must be written in English language and English alphabet. - In-text citation: in-text citation should be consistent throughout the paper. The following citation style is advised: ... (Еco 2007: 67-89)..., / (see Eco 2007: 67-89)..., / Eco (2007: 67-89) states that ... Quotation marks should be used in accordance with the orthography of the language used. - Chapters: each chapter is indicated by a title, title centered, style - Bold, one line below the title follows the first paragraph.- Footnotes: footnotes may contain less important details, additional information, etc. Footnotes cannot be used as substitute for in-text citations.- Illustrations: all illustration that accompanied the article must be properly numbered and titled.- List of references: reference list is given at the end of the paper, and it includes bibliographical sources (articles, monographs, books, etc.). All references should be listed alphabetically, regardless of the format, i.e. whether books, websites or journal articles etc.

The deadline for submissions is 1 June 2020.Proposals should be sent at the following

email address office@graphicacak.com.

Organiser

Partners:

Example University of BelgradeFaculty of PhilosophyDepartment of History of Art - Contact information: e-mail address should be submitted in a footnote of the first page.- Language and script: Article must be written in English language and English alphabet. - In-text citation: in-text citation should be consistent throughout the paper. The following citation style is advised: ... (Еco 2007: 67-89)..., / (see Eco 2007: 67-89)..., / Eco (2007: 67-89) states that ... Quotation marks should be used in accordance with the orthography of the language used. - Chapters: each chapter is indicated by a title, title centered, style - Bold, one line below the title follows the first paragraph.- Footnotes: footnotes may contain less important details, additional information, etc. Footnotes cannot be used as substitute for in-text citations.- Illustrations: all illustration that accompanied the article must be properly numbered and titled.- List of references: reference list is given at the end of the paper, and it includes bibliographical sources (articles, monographs, books, etc.). All references should be listed alphabetically, regardless of the format, i.e. whether books, websites or journal articles etc.

The deadline for submissions is 1 June 2020.Proposals should be sent at the following

email address office@graphicacak.com.

Organiser

Partners:

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Application form for presentation

Name Forename E-mail adress

Street No. City and Postal State

Phone No.

______________________ _______________________________

Place and date Signature Attachment Attach reproductions of works, photographs, illustrations, charts, tables, etc. no more than 3 examples, 72 ppi JPG format.

Short biography

Affiliation

Category марк the appropriate box

⃝ - Printmaking as a myth ⃝ - Printmaking aesthetics, aesthetics in printmaking ⃝ - Imprint/postprint ⃝ - Printmaking - event or object ⃝ - Printmaking as collaborative endeavor ⃝ - Academic education and professional art practice

⃝ - Power of the print: artists’ book, fanzines and posters

⃝ Academic papers ⃝ Poster presentations

⃝ Illustrated talks ⃝ Demonstrations

Тitle

Abstract or short description of the presentation, up to 150 words

Keywords, no more than 5

Equipment for presentations, excluding demonstrations

Other remarks