Epigraf: Journal of Art, Language, and Culture Studies (ISSN: 3108-4869) is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to promoting the production of scientific knowledge at international standards in the fields of art, language, and culture. Published biannually in March and September, our journal features original works that contribute to the academic community through an interdisciplinary approach.

Epigraph encompasses a broad spectrum of research, including visual arts, cinema, television, performing arts, architecture, art history, linguistics, literature, translation studies, cultural heritage, popular culture, and media analysis. Additionally, it addresses the intersections of art and technology, covering topics such as digital art, artificial intelligence, and new media applications. By supporting both theoretical and applied studies aimed at understanding the impact of art, language, and culture on societal transformations, Epigraph accepts contributions ranging from visual and performing arts to linguistics and literature, from cultural studies to the relationship between technology and art. The journal aspires to serve as a platform not only for academics but also for artists and independent researchers.

Articles published in our journal are subject to a double-blind peer review process and are accepted in both Turkish and English. Epigraph highlights innovative approaches and interdisciplinary perspectives in the fields of art and culture, aiming to enrich the body of knowledge while building a bridge between national and international academic communities.

Committed to fostering an academic dialogue centered on art, language, and culture, Epigraf invites original contributions from esteemed researchers worldwide.