Recently published papers in The International Journal of the Arts in Society include:

• Chicano Art as Alternative Media: Its Influence on US Popular Culture (And Beyond) by Regina Marchi.
• Locus Solus by Sozita Goudouna.
• Pleasure Versus Pressure in the Piano Lesson: Music Education and Examinations in Malaysia by Jason Kong-Chiang Tye.
• The Postcolonial Sentimental: Imagining Cornelio by René J. Marquez.
• Process and (As) Community in Public Art: Audience Participation in Creating Art, Place and Meaning by Kevin Todd.
• The Conundrum of Medium Specificity: How can the Engagement with a Postmodern Juxtaposition of Media also Promote Medium Specificity? by Andrea Thoma.

• The Venetian Heritage of Dalmatia (Or the “Balkan” Heritage of Venice?) by Thomas E. Schweigert.
• Symphony Audience Development: Analysis of Organizational Culture in the Performing Arts by Erin E. Carey.
• The Influence of European Arts on Bagh-e-Golestan: The Qajarid Garden by Sedigheh Golshan.
• Fifty Years On the Road: Images of the Car in Robert Frank’s ‘The Americans’ by Jonathan Peter Day.
• Post-pastoral Ceramics: A Distinctive Ecological Language by Julia Jones.
• South African Cinema in a Global Marketplace by Damon Jon Heatlie.

The latest issue of The International Journal of the Arts in Society includes:

• Second Life: Performing the Real in Digital Arts by Leman Giresunlu.
• The Japanese Garden, Humanism, and the Contemporary American Landscape by Min Lum Mossman.
• On the Threshold-looking In: Bakhtin’s Concept of Dialogue in Visual Art Education by Gabriele Esser-Hall.
• The New Triple A Art, Archive and Artefact – At the Military Museums Lessons and Implications from a Converged Environment by Colleen Sharpe and John Wright.
• Space and Pedagogy: Explorations of Space through Poetry and Contemporary Art Practices in India by Dipalle Parmar – Haworth.
• Engaging Objects: The Talking Objects Programme at the British Museum by Emma Poulter.