Search and read open publications in ART-Dok, a platform for art history and visual studies.

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About ART-Dok

ART-Dok is a Heidelberg-based open-access publication server of arthistoricum.net for art history and visual studies. It offers full-text search and browsing of publications, and supports researchers in publishing primary publications in Diamond Open Access or secondary publications in Green Open Access free of charge. Publications are permanently archived, assigned URN and DOI identifiers, and made discoverable via library catalogues and search engines. The site reports 9,991 publications with free access to the electronic full text.

Key features

  • Full-text search of art history publications
  • Browse publications by authors A–Z
  • Separate entry points for primary and secondary publications
  • Browse by subjects, collections, and paper series
  • Publish primary work in Diamond Open Access free of charge
  • Assign URN and DOI persistent identifiers to publications
Best for: Researchers and readers in art history and visual studies seeking open-access publications and publishing options.
Good for
  • Free access to electronic full text for reported publications
  • Free-of-charge online publishing for researchers
  • Permanent archiving with URN and DOI identifiers

ART-Dok at a glance

Type
Website
Pricing
Free
Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Last checked
Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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ART-Dok FAQ

What types of publication does ART-Dok accept?
Primary publications in Diamond Open Access and secondary publications in Green Open Access.
How many publications are available?
ART-Dok reports 9,991 publications with free access to the electronic full text.
How are publications archived and found?
All publications are permanently archived, assigned URN and DOI identifiers, and made discoverable via library catalogues and search engines.
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