The editors of SEQUITUR, a graduate student journal published by the Department of History of Art & Architecture at Boston University, invite current graduate students to submit content on the theme “Re/vision” for our Fall 2019 issue.

The phrase “re/vision” addresses the complexities of canonization and narration in the field of history of art and architecture. Re/visionmay challenge the conception of objects as remnants, elucidating and investigating the time which has elapsed between their creation and the present day. Focusing on the history and afterlife of an object extends its temporal boundaries, allowing for not only the examination of large scale changes but new gestures and methods at object level. Alternatively, re/vision might consider systemic questions, expanding the discourses of multiple temporalities and challenging practices of historiography.The reformation of historical paradigms aims to craft more inclusive and open-ended narratives in the intersection of culture, history, and identity-making principles.

Possible subjects may include, but are not limited to: new approaches to historiography of art and architecture; shifts in institutional memory; obscured and erased histories; identity (re)formation; intersectionality; (under)representation; feminist studies; queer and gender studies; heterochrony; multiple temporalities; alternative modernities; reevaluation of binaries; imagining the other; ephemerality; assemblage; replication; reconstruction works of art or architecture; destruction; conservation; archives; access; ruins; fragmentation; lifetime of objects and artifacts; ruins; spolia; palimpsest; revisited sites; resistance; reparations; restitution.

We welcome submissions from graduate students in the disciplines of art history, architecture, material culture, queer and gender studies, and migration studies, among others, to apply. We encourage submissions that take advantage of the online format of the journal. Previous issues of SEQUITUR can be found at http://www.bu.edu/sequitur/archive/.

Founded in 2014, SEQUITUR is an online biannual scholarly journal dedicated to addressing events, issues, and personalities in art and architectural history. SEQUITUR engages with and expands current conversations in the field by promoting the perspectives of graduate students from around the world. It seeks to contribute to existing scholarship by focusing on valuable but oft-overlooked parts of art and architectural history.

We invite full submissions for the following pieces:
- Featured essays (1500 words)- Essays must be submitted in full by the deadline below to be considered for publication. Content should present original material that falls within the stipulated word limit. Please adhere to the formatting guidelines available at http://www.bu.edu/sequitur/submissions/styleguide/.
- Visual and creative essays- We invite M.Arch. or M.F.A. students to showcase a selection of original work. The work must be reproducible in a digital format. Submissions should include .jpegs of up to ten works and must be prefaced by an introduction or artist’s statement of 250 words or less. All images must be captioned and should be at least 500 DPI. We are open to expanding this field to involve various kinds of creative projects.

We invite proposals (200 words max) for the following pieces:
- Exhibition reviews (500 words) - Exhibitions currently on display or very recently closed are especially sought.
- Book or exhibition catalogue reviews (500 words)- Reviews of recently published books and catalogues are especially sought.
- Interviews (750 words)- Preference may be given to those who can provide audio or video recordings of the interview.
- Field reports/research spotlights (750 words)- This is an opportunity for students conducting research to summarize and share their findings and experiences in a more casual format than a formal paper.

All submissions and proposals are due by September 20.

- Please direct all materials to sequiturbu.edu.
- Text must be in the form of a Word document, and images should be sent as .jpeg files. While we welcome as many images as possible, at least ONE must be very high resolution and large format.
- Please provide a recent C.V.
- Please include “SEQUITUR Fall 2019” and type of submission/proposal in the subject line. Include your name, institution and program, year in program, and contact information in the body of the email.

Authors will be notified of the acceptance of their submission or proposal no later than September 25 for December 4 publication. Please note that authors are responsible for obtaining all image copyright releases prior to publication.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the SEQUITUR editors at sequiturbu.edu.