04th International Conference on Music, Drama, Visual & Performing Arts- 11th & 12th March 2023 Paris La Villette, Paris, France

Call for Papers

As a Scientific Research Conference Organizers, The Global Academic Research Institute proudly organized 04 th International Conference on Music, Drama, Visual & Performing Arts (ICMDVPA 2023) under the theme of “Art in Mind”. We welcome proposals for papers and invitations for abstract submissions are now open for both Oral and Poster presentations covering current research and new processes.All contributions should be of high quality. During the review period, Papers will be reviewed by eminent scholars in the respective areas. Two types of submissions are invited:

01. Full papers reporting on original and unpublished research.

02. Work-in-progress papers or Abstract.

The aim of Conference is to provide a platform for academics, researchers, professionals, administrators, educational leaders, policy makers, industry representatives, advanced students, and anyone in the domain of interest from around the world to discuss Music, Drama, Visual & Performing Arts.Please note that speakers are encouraged to submit a full paper before the conference. In addition, all the submitted full papers will be review by journal editorial board and few high-end papers will be published in international GARI e-Journal having ISSN and All Selected papers will be published conference printed proceedings & DVD having ISBN as well as conference library page.

For abstract submission fill in the online submission form or contact helpdesk@gariteam.com. Presentation time allocated 20 mins (15 min presentation 05 min questions)

Print & Online proceedings Book will include "EXTENDED ABSTRACTS";

Extended abstracts should be at least three pages, but not more than five pages in length including the references. The word limit is 1000 - 1200 words.

GARI International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research

NOTE : Special for Overseas Delegates (Due COVID-19 a pandemic) If you unable to Travel

Virtual Delegate Presentation (via ZOOM platform) is available at the conference & All the presentations LIVE STREAM on Facebook. After the event, We post the Print Certificate & Proceeding

Conference Scope

SCOPE

History and Theory of Art

Multimedia Arts

Multi-Disciplinary Design

Painting

Printmaking

Sculpture

Textile and Wearable Arts

Visual Communication Design

Ceramics

Dance, Oriental Ballet & Modern Dance

History and Theory of Dance & Drama

Indian & Asian Dance

Sri Lankan Dance: Kandyan, Low-Country Dance, Percussion Music & Sabaragamuwa Dance

Applied Music & Mass Communication

Ethnomusicology

Musicology

North Indian Classical Music

South Indian Music

Western Music

Rock / Stone Art

Visual, Performing & Technological Arts

Music, Drama & Literature

Important Dates

Abstract submission deadline

15th February 2023

Notification of acceptance

Within 03 Days

Full Paper submission deadline

25th February 2023

Registration Deadline

20th February 2023

Submission Guideline

SUBMISSION

Guidelines for Extended Abstract

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Full Paper

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Abstract Submission Template

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Every presentation give 20min allocated (15min presentation & 05min questions)

https://performingartsconference.globalacademicresearchinstitute.com/main/paris

CFP for "The Girl in Theory: Toward a Critical Girlhood Studies Symposium"

CFP for "The Girl in Theory: Toward a Critical Girlhood Studies Symposium"
by E Lev Feinman

The Department of Childhood Studies and the Gender Studies Program at Rutgers University- Camden invite proposals for “The Girl in Theory,” a virtual symposium to be held March 29-31, 2023.

This symposium invites exploration of what it means to theorize through and with the girl and the category of girlhood. Well beyond the boundaries of “girlhood studies,” the girl often lurks where she is not an explicit subject of inquiry. As a figure enmeshed in processes of racial capitalism, colonialism, and carcerality, how might the girl inform visions of, and struggles for, transformation and liberation? In joining ongoing critical conversations in the field of Black girlhood studies and beyond, the symposium seeks to position critical girlhood studies as a viable field that has much to offer contemporary modes of thought and inquiry.

This symposium centers critical conversations on the generative tensions and future possibilities of scholarship on girls and girlhoods. What does it mean to invoke “the girl” as the central subject of research and inquiry? In an ever-shifting landscape of gender politics that push beyond binary categories and narrow identities, what does the category of “the girl” have to offer critical research? How are scholars attending to shifting definitions of “the girl” and “girlhood”? And how might these generative tensions push the field of girlhood studies in new, critical directions? These are the questions “The Girl in Theory” will explore.

Some themes this symposium seeks to investigate:

(Re)defining the “girl” / challenging the bounds of girlhood

Racializing, queering, transing, and cripping girlhoods

Possibilities of indigenous and transnational girlhoods beyond the legacies of colonialism

Semiotics, affect, and aesthetics of girlhood (appropriative, sexualized, or otherwise)

Girlhood as it (dis)appears in history, media, literature, or art

Girlhood in public institutions (carceral, educational, governmental) and processes

Futures of Girlhood Studies as a field or discipline

This inaugural Critical Girlhood Studies Symposium will also serve as the launch for the Girlhood Studies Collective, a new scholarly community for further research and collaboration on girls and girlhood.

The symposium will be held virtually on March 29-31, 2023. We especially welcome interdisciplinary proposals from emerging scholars, graduate students, and undergraduate students. The deadline for submissions is February 5, 2023.

Paper submissions should be for 10-15 minute presentations. Submissions should include a paper title and a 250-300 word abstract, along with the presenter’s name, university affiliation, email address, and a short bio (3-5 sentences). Academic paper presentations on any current or recent research, side projects, or possible future projects, unfinished, and work-in-progress papers are

welcome. We also welcome roundtable or panel proposals, and ask that you include information for all panelists in one submission.

Please submit required materials at girlhoodstudiescollective.com by February 5, 2023. All future symposium information, schedules, and announcements will be posted at that site.

Please send any questions to girlhoodstudiescollective@gmail.com. Notifications of acceptance and preliminary schedule are expected to be sent by February 26th. The conference is free of charge but does require advance registration. Registration will open in winter 2023. A finalized schedule will be sent out in March 2023.

Contact Email: girlhoodstudiescollective@gmail.com

URL: https://www.girlhoodstudiescollective.com/