Welcome to Scenography Journal!

This is Sweden's first and only scenography journal! lt was inaugurated in October 2024 and features articles, reviews and news on and with scenography as art, practice and heritage. Click on Journal - plunge in!

We explore scenography

Bridging

We bridge borders between theory and practice, academy and stage, history and present, for futures.

Exploring

We explore scenography as a co-creative and transformative agent of performance.

Acting

We report on journal articles and books featuring scenography activites. Enjoy!

Scenography Journal is published online four times yearly.

EDITOR IN CHIEF:  Professor Astrid von Rosen, University of Gothenburg, Sweden

MULTISENSORY COMMUNICATION & COSTUME EDITOR: Associate Professor, Viveka Kjellmer, University of Gothenburg, Sweden

EDITORIAL BOARD: Dr Rachel Hann, Northumbria University, UK. Professor emeritus Willmar Sauter, Stockholm University, Sweden. Dr Olga Nikolaeva, Statens musikverk & Linnaeus University, Sweden. Dr Tua Helve, Helsinki, Finland.  Scenographer Marika Feinsilber, Sweden. Scenographer and production designer Louise Drake, Sweden. 

CONTACT: Please visit our university homes to contact us.

https://www.gu.se/en/about/find-staff/astridvonrosen

https://www.gu.se/en/about/find-staff/vivekatunhall-kjellmer 

The Centre for Critical Heritage Studies University of Gothenburg https://www.gu.se/en/critical-heritage-studies 

ETHOS: Mobilizing networks of care we strive to establish a web of constructive relations, consisting of people and contexts, engaged in scenography in diverse ways. We seek to enhance scenography awareness, in tandem with exposing, challenging and conscioulsy confusing the hierarchies of dominant normativites and ideologies. Let's make scenographic futures!  

SUPPORT: This journal is co-produced with the Centre for Critical Heritage Studies University of Gothenburg https://www.gu.se/en/critical-heritage-studies . We thank Klös förlag, Nordisk kulturfond Opstart, Riksbankens jubileumsfond, Riksarkivet and Department of Cultural Sciences University of Gothenburg, for supporting us.

ISSN: 3035-7144