As sophomore art history majors in the Department of Art & Archaeology, Sarah Cho ’18 and Sarah Rapoport ’18 saw a need for more opportunities for undergraduate students to publish work in the field. As current seniors in the department, the two have successfully assembled a team of undergraduate students across multiple academic departments, as well as graduate students Annemarie Iker, Suzie Hermán, and Mostafa Heddaya to advise the journal. Titled “Kunstkammer,” a German word for “cabinet of curiosities,” the journal is meant to showcase work in the realm of art criticism and historical writing, as well as fine art submissions from a variety of academic institutions.
On Sunday evening, team members met for the first time to discuss the look and layout of the journal, which will publish its first issue this spring. The deadline to submit both written and visual works has been extended to Monday, Feb. 19, 2018, at 5 p.m. Submission guidelines can be found at kunstkammer.princeton.edu/submit.
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