Welcome to Scenography Journal! Issue 1 was published in October 2024 and issue 2 in January 2025. We feature scholarly articles on and with scenography, and review performing arts events, exhibitions, and films. We also share the latest news on scenography.


Humanography: For three years, the Humanography project has gathered Gothenburg's independent dance artists and taken dance to the streets to celebrate International Dance Day, among other projects. We now invite you to an exhibition in Kronhuset Kreativ Arena, where documented video material and photos are interwoven with lectures and live...

MATERIA - FÖRSVINNANDE OCH FÖDELSE: Materia uppfattas medvetet och omedvetet av våra fem sinnen i vårt vardagsliv. Med fokus på materia ger verket Materia - försvinnande och födelse uttryck för två världar. Slutpunkten för vår tid, en värld av materia och framtiden, den okända värld som kommer därefter. Projektet är skapat i ett samarbete mellan...

You are warmly welcome to join our visual culture seminar. Scenography and Art History (Bloomsbury 2021) is a pioneering anthology exploring the complex relationship between the broad academic domain of art history and new approaches to scenography studies.

It has arrived: our long awaited special issue on Scenography and Art History, for Journal of Art History! We are thankful to all who has worked so hard for so long to make this special issue come true. You find the articles by Astrid von Rosen, Viveka Kjellmer, Alda Terracciano, Rachel Grew and Hedvig Mårdh here:

New book: We are looking forward to Olfactory Art and the Political in an Age of Resistance, soon to be published by Routledge (June 2021). It positions itself as a direct challenge to the Modernist aesthetic regime of the optical and assumptions that what is seen establishes a basis for knowledge. Our discourse on smell serves as a shared...

The purpose of the symposium is to promote dialogue and develop knowledge on fashion marketing topics amongst academics and practitioners. The event will allow the exploration of specific issues in some depth, and will draw upon research in this area, allowing the dissemination of findings, exploration of theoretical and practical contributions,...

Dr Jade Halbert and Dr Veronica Isaac (University of Brighton) are working together to organise Constructing Costume Histories, a research project which showcases the crucial contribution of costume makers to the history and 'histories' of costume and dress.