The Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism serves as a vital forum for researchers in the fields of art and aesthetics, encompassing a broad spectrum of topics and methodologies aimed at fostering a deep understanding and critical discussion of art. The journal encourages interdisciplinary research that combines philosophical contemplation with scientific analysis to explore the diversity and complexity of art. By publishing research articles, symposia, and book reviews, it provides a platform for dialogue and reflection on art theory, criticism, and practice.

The journal pays special attention to the interactive relationships between art and society, culture, and technology, examining how art is created, experienced, and understood across different cultural and historical contexts. Additionally, it addresses issues related to art education and policy, as well as the role of art in shaping public consciousness and cultural identity. Through these contents, it not only provides a wealth of resources for the academic community but also offers inspiration and insights for art enthusiasts and professionals, promoting knowledge innovation and cultural dialogue in the field of art.