Gesta International Center of Medieval Art is an academic journal dedicated to the study of medieval art and life, showcasing original research on art and culture during this period. The scope of this magazine is extensive, covering art production in Europe, the Mediterranean region, and the Slavic world from around 300 to 1500 AD. The content of the magazine is rich and diverse, including detailed analysis of medieval art works, research on artists and art schools, and exploration of the relationship between art and society, religion, politics, and other aspects. This magazine not only focuses on traditional art forms such as painting, sculpture, and architecture, but also on the artistic value of everyday items such as handicrafts, book illustrations, and gold and silver vessels.

Its readership mainly includes art historians, graduate students, students, and the general public interested in medieval art and culture. This magazine provides a platform for the academic community to exchange and share research results by publishing high-quality research papers, while also offering a window for the public to understand and appreciate medieval art. Its publication is of great significance in promoting the development of medieval art research. It not only promotes academic exchange, but also promotes the protection and inheritance of artistic heritage from this period.