Peer Review Futures

Session will present: In-Person
Affiliated Society or Committee Name: Publications Committee
By its nature, peer reviewing does not carry the same weight as (ironically) the reviewed text. How can we counter a culture of invisible or unacknowledged labor within the peer review process? How might peer reviewing be (better) recognized? What can we glean/model from other fields (i.e., investigative journalism, curatorial) that center, make visible, and value the collective team (“the many hands”) in the work? Can we reimage how peer review counts in promotion (shifting it from service to research)? Editors and Board members of CAA journals will discuss these questions and some ideas they are piloting. We welcome others to share their thoughts on the future of peer review.

Field(s) of Study:
Business of Art: Publishing
Business of Art: Professional Development
Media: Words/Writings
Time Period: Twenty-First Century
Time Period: Twentieth Century

Chair:
Alpesh Patel, Tyler School of Art, Temple University

Roundtable Participant #1
Eddie Anthony Chambers
Roundtable Participant #2
Grace Ali, Florida State University
Roundtable Participant #3
January Parkos Arnall, Lucas Museum of Narrative Art
Roundtable Participant #4
Nicole Archer, Montclair State University
Abstract Submissions Closed