Hi everyone! My name is Emma Kimmel and I'm a 2nd-year graduate student in
paintings conservation at the New York University Institute of Fine Arts
Conservation Center. I am on the editorial board for the newly launched
journal *Lapis: The Journal of the Institute of Fine Arts*, which is
seeking articles for its Spring 2019 inaugural issue! The submission
deadline is *December 6th emailed to [email protected] <[email protected]>. *Please
see the call for papers below, or head to our website
<https://wp.nyu.edu/lapis/call-for-papers/> for more information:

*Lapis* is a peer-reviewed, open access journal on art history,
architecture, and art conservation published by the Institute of Fine Arts
at New York University. *Lapis* is dedicated to scholarly articles on art
history from all fields with an emphasis on publications from graduate
students and early career scholars internationally. In considering art
history as a trans-temporal and interdisciplinary practice tightly linked
to material culture, *Lapis* strives to present studies that are broad in
chronological, geographic, and methodological scope.

Technical art history submissions should emphasize how a better
understanding of materials and craftsmanship influence our interaction
with, interpretation, presentation, and preservation of works of art.
Papers bolstered by evidence derived from scientific analysis, specialized
imaging, and conservation treatments are particularly encouraged.

Articles between 4,000 and 5,000 words by graduate students and scholars
within three years of graduation are welcomed. All submissions must be
formatted in .doc or .docx documents and should be double-spaced and in
12-point Times New Roman font. *Lapis* cannot accept .pdf submissions.
Please note we practice blind peer review; please only include author name
on the title page and ensure all other documents and materials are free of
identifying information.

All submissions should include the following attached as separate documents:

Abstract (maximum 350 words)
Title page with author’s name, title, institutional affiliation (or year of
degree conferral), contact information, and brief biographical statement
(maximum 100 words)
Article (maximum 5000 words, excluding footnotes)
List of illustrations and captions
Works Cited

Please email submissions to *[email protected] <[email protected]> by Thursday,
December 6th*.

Submissions received after December 6th will be considered on a rolling
basis.

Please contact [email protected] for additional information and queries.
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