About us

ScholarlyArt is a free, open-access digital platform dedicated to advancing art research, policy, and practice. It serves as a knowledge hub for researchers, artists, policymakers, and industry professionals, providing a space for publishing academic papers, policy discussions, and industry insights that shape the global creative economy.

Value Proposition

100% Free Access: No paywalls, ensuring knowledge is accessible to all Interdisciplinary Approach: Combining research, policy, and artistic practice Global Reach: Enabling cross-border collaboration and scholarly discourse Actionable Insights: Bridging academic research with real-world creative industry applications.
From The Desk of The Research Lead

Edward Ngbodi

Art is more than aesthetics—it is culture, identity, and a reflection of society’s evolving values. Yet, without research-driven policies, artistic expression can be stifled by economic, political, and institutional barriers. Through rigorous inquiry and cross-disciplinary collaboration, we aim to provide insights that empower artists, policymakers, and stakeholders to create a world where art thrives with purpose and impact.

 

By analyzing trends, evaluating policies, and documenting artistic movements, Scholarly Art seeks to balance the fluidity of artistic creation with the structure of informed governance. Our research is not just about understanding art—it is about shaping a future where creative expression and policy work hand in hand to foster equity, innovation, and cultural legacy.

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Research & Publication

Free, peer-reviewed research article submissions

Open-access repository for studies on art management, digital culture, and creative entrepreneurship

Diverse publication categories covering policy frameworks, artistic methodologies, and industry trends

Policy briefs and white papers analyzing cultural and creative industry regulations

Case studies on the impact of artistic policies and funding structures

Roundtable discussions featuring policymakers, researchers, and practitioners

 

Interviews with leading creatives on contemporary artistic and managerial practices

Reports on digital transformation in the arts

Workshops & masterclasses on research methodologies and creative industry strategies

User-submitted articles and discussion forums for scholarly engagement

Collaborative research projects connecting scholars, artists, and policymakers

Networking opportunities through online forums and virtual events

ScholarlyArt.com is designed for:

Academic researchers and students in art, media, and cultural studies

Artists and creative entrepreneurs seeking research-backed insights

Cultural policymakers and advocacy groups

Curators, festival directors, and production managers

Industry professionals exploring the intersection of research and practice

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