About the Journal

The PPGA-UFES Art and Research Colloquium Magazine, or Revista do Colóquio, appears as a space for publishing articles, experience reports and visual essays carried out in the field of Arts and related areas. Open to receive proposals in Portuguese, Spanish, French and English, Coloquio defends the strengthening of an academic community through the intersection of ideas and the maintenance of a critical view on the production of Art.

Announcements

Call for Papers. COL27

2026-08-13

The Colloquium journal accepts submissions on any topic within our scope, on a rolling basis. We are open to articles, experience reports, visual essays, translations, reviews, and critiques.

Submissions must strictly adhere to the document template and author guidelines. Works that do not follow the formatting or data entry guidelines will not be considered for evaluation. Therefore, please check our guidelines at: https://periodicos.ufes.br/colartes/about/submissions

Submissions received by October 25, 2026 will be considered for the next edition of Colloquium (No. 28, December 2026).

We invite you to read our latest edition, No. 27, jun. 2026.

Read more about Call for Papers. COL27

Current Issue

Vol. 16 No. 27 (2026)
Capa da edição 27 com logo da revista em branco na parte de cima e referência completa em letras pequenas brancas logo abaixo do logo. A imagem de fundo, que toma toda a capa, mostra duas mãos de uma senhora indígena amassando folhas bem verdes em uma tigela de água. A fotografia é muito aproximada e mostra detalhes da pele. Na parte inferior da capa, os créditos da imagem para Paola Tamara Videa Aramayo.

Issue No. 27 of *Revista do Colóquio* brings together research and creative work presenting diverse modes of inquiry into art, culture, language, memory, the city, and creative processes. The texts in this volume highlight the diversity of approaches within the field of the arts, bridging historical analyses, theoretical reflections, studies of contemporary practices, mediation experiences, and visual essays. We have gathered contributions that stem from distinct subjects and contexts yet share a common interest in understanding how artistic practices forge relationships with their spaces of circulation, their audiences, and their symbolic repertoires.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.47456/col.v16i27
Published: 2026-06-26

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