Focus and Scope

Focus and Scope

Jurnal Prabung Seni: Pengkajian dan Penciptaan Seni Pertunjukan serves as a premier scholarly arena for academics, researchers, and creative practitioners to disseminate original research and innovative artistic works within the performing arts domain. The journal positions artistic practice and creative exploration at its core, while simultaneously cultivating dialogues that transcend technical execution to examine how performing arts intersect with wider cultural, social, and political landscapes. By embracing an interdisciplinary ethos, the journal fosters collaborative discourse across diverse academic fields to deepen the global understanding of performance. Additionally, it highlights the synergy between performing arts and visual aesthetics, capturing the multisensory experiences that enrich contemporary artistic expression. Ultimately, Jurnal Prabung Seni operates not merely as a publishing outlet, but as an intellectual catalyst driving critical inquiry and innovation within performing arts and its allied disciplines.

Areas of Inquiry

The thematic boundaries of the journal cover a broad spectrum of scholarly investigations, focusing primarily on the evolution, education, and contextual analysis of performance. This includes deep dives into the historical trajectories of art, pedagogical approaches in art education, and the philosophical underpinnings that shape the aesthetics of performance. The journal also welcomes manuscripts exploring the sociology and anthropology of art, cultural studies, and the overarching field of performance studies, providing critical insights into how art reflects and shapes human societies.

Furthermore, the journal places a strong emphasis on the mechanics of art-making and its structural support systems. This encompasses documentation of creative processes, the integration of technology in art, and the intersections with visual arts that redefine theatrical and musical spaces. Finally, Jurnal Prabung Seni accommodates research concerning art development, institutional management, and cultural policies, ensuring a comprehensive coverage of both the conceptual and practical dimensions of the contemporary art world.