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ABOUT ROMAN ROAD JOURNAL

Welcome to Roman Road Journal. The journal predominantly publishes articles on contemporary art, but it also explores topics from other areas, particularly science, technology, anthropology and literature.

Roman Road Journal is edited by Eva Schach, an editor based in London. After studying history of art at Barnard College, New York, she completed a masters in history of art at the Courtauld Institute of Art, where she specialised in contemporary video, photography and performance. Having worked across digital and print arts publishing, she has edited for museums, galleries and art magazines. In her capacity as editor of Roman Road Journal, Eva commissions articles, organises interviews and edits the weekly Digest of interesting articles and essays from around the web.

Roman Road Journal is overseen and art directed by Marisa Bellani. Marisa is the founder and director of Roman Road, a contemporary art gallery in London. Marisa undertook two master degree courses to further a scholarship of art history and collections, first at the Institut d’Études Supérieures des Arts and subsequently at Sotheby’s Institute of Art. Soon after completing her second MA, she inaugurated Roman Road in order to share her passions and talent discoveries with other art enthusiasts. Marisa’s vision is also behind Roman Road Journal, its design and perspective.

The journal has four sections: Features (long-form essays), Numbers (short facts and figures), Digest (weekly suggested reading lists) and Portrait (where artists, writers and thinkers are invited to share an image of themselves or an image of the world as seen through their eyes). With contributions from writers, artists, scientists, poets and curators, Roman Road Journal sets out to make connections within an international community of independent people who are interested in exploring the world around them.

 

GET IN TOUCH

We accept submissions for our Features and Portrait sections.

  • For Features, we accept articles on topics concerning art, design and architecture, as well as new technology and science. Articles should be between 1000 and 2500 words, and should be accompanied by no more than five appropriate images.
  • For Portrait, we accept interviews, illustrations and photo essays on the topics of art, design and architecture, as well as new technology and science. Photo essays should contain no more than ten images and should be accompanied by a short text describing the project.

 

To submit and for general enquiries, get in touch with us at journal@romanroad.com