Founded and edited by postgraduate students of the School, the journal publishes peer-reviewed papers that present new research and fresh perspectives on art and its histories as well as related aspects of cultural theory.
The aim of re·bus is to further critical debate in art and related fields through the publication of the work of students of the School, and the proceedings of postgraduate conferences. The range of approaches and subject matters reflects the rich diversity of a School renowned for the scholarship of its staff and students alike.
By publishing re·bus online, we hope to reach a wider audience than a conventional print format would allow, producing a journal that reflects innovative scholarship and editorial rigour rather than the stresses of marketing and subscriptions. Our editorial strategy is one that embraces interdisciplinarity and academic experimentation. We welcome submissions from students as well as early career scholars outside of the School, whose work reflects an interest in visual cultures.
Re·bus journal is also available through EBSCO electronic journal service.
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Edited by Ana Varas Ibarras & Alison Barker
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Edited by Ana Varas Ibarra and David Murrieta Flores. In Volume 2 of this special issue:
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Edited by Ana Varas Ibarra and David Murrieta Flores. In Volume 1 of this special issue:
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Edited by Aline Guillermet, Cliona O'Dunlaing, Hugh Govan and Taisuke Edamura.
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Edited by Natasha Adamou, Hugh Govan and Kimberley Marwood.
re·bus: Issue 3 - New perspectives on religion today
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Edited by Jenna Actaboski, Iris Balija, Matthew Bowman and Lucy Bradnock.
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Edited by Iris Balija, Matthew Bowman, Lucy Bradnock and Beth Williamson.
re·bus: Issue 1 - Allegorial impulses
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Edited by Iris Balija, Matthew Bowman, Lucy Bradnock and Beth Williamson.
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All material is considered for publication in re·bus on the understanding that it is original and that any similar or related material submitted or in press elsewhere is disclosed at submission. Copyright is retained by authors who are at liberty to republish their work with due acknowledgement of re·bus where it is the place of first publication.
With the exception of fair dealing for the purposes of research or private study, or criticism or review, no part of this publication may be reproduced, stored or transmitted in any form or by any means without the prior permission in writing from the copyright holder. The opinions expressed in this journal are those of the authors and not necessarily those of the editors.