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SUCILPA: Journal of Arts and Culture

e-ISSN: XXXX-XXXX

Journal Initials: SUCILPA
DOI Prefix: 10.71094 by CrossRef
Publisher: Lembaga Penelitian dan Pendidikan (LPP) Kalibra

Frequency: 2 issues per Year
Speed: 30 Days Avg. from Submission to First Decision
Editor-in-Chief: Galih Suryadmaja

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About the Journal

SUCILPA: Journal of Arts and Culture is a scholarly journal published biannually by Lembaga Penelitian dan Pendidikan (LPP) Kalibra, specifically in June and December each year. This journal maintains a focused scope within the fields of arts and culture, encompassing a broad range of topics from theory, practice, and history to contemporary developments in the realms of art and cultural studies. Consequently, the journal serves as an academic platform that accommodates research, scholarly discourse, and innovative contributions within the arts and cultural sectors.

The selection of the name "Sucilpa" is etymologically rooted in Sanskrit, comprising two principal elements: "Su" and "Cilpa." The term "Cilpa" in Sanskrit literally translates to "art" or "work of art," representing the entire domain of creative and aesthetic expression that is central to the journal’s focus. Meanwhile, "Su" functions as a positive prefix, meaning "good," "beautiful," or "well-adorned." When combined, "Sucilpa" can be literally interpreted as "beautiful art" or "art adorned with elegant forms." This meaning reflects the journal’s aspiration to highlight artistic works and cultural studies that are not only intellectually valuable but also possess high aesthetic and qualitative merit.

The journal is committed to providing an academic platform that encourages critical discussion and analysis of diverse cultural phenomena and artistic expressions, spanning local, national, and international contexts. With its broad and comprehensive scope, the SUCILPA journal embraces various disciplines related to arts and culture, including fine arts, performing arts, music, dance, literature, cultural anthropology, media studies, and others.