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Empire: The Roman Empire at its peak controlled a vast area, including modern-day Italy, Greece, Spain, France, parts of Germany, Britain, and North Africa. It was a highly organized state with a centralized government and a powerful military, effectively ruling these territories. [1, 1, 3, 3, 5, 5, 6, 7, 8] • Viking Activities: The Vikings, primar...
Publicación que se inserta en las demandas que la sociedad clama para lograr ser más inclusiva, siendo una forma alternativa de entender la diversidad de género y la no violencia desde el diseño, las artes y la comunicación. La obra se compone de 19 textos y 167 imágenes de carteles. Los capítulos del libro se han organizado en tres secciones las d...
This quantitative research looks at the Great Plains region of the researcher’s to see how private land murals and New Deal sculptures evolved and what effect they had. According to this study, New Deal artworks reflect and engage with issues of settler colonialism, environmental change, and cultural narratives. This study aims to shed light on the...
Este artigo aborda as nuances da institucionalização da arte contempo-rânea, a fim de denunciar a perpetuação de uma história da arte unifica-da e branco-patriarcal, assim como demonstrar a descentralização dos meios legitimadores na era da reprodução e informação instantânea, a partir do estudo de caso do episódio de veto do Centro Cultural dos Co...
Hermann Tüchle und Adolf Schahl: 850 Jahre Rot an der Rot - Geschichte und Gestalt. Neue Beiträge zur Kirchen- und Kunstgeschichte der Prämonstratenser-Reichsabtei. Sigmaringen: Jan Thorbecke Verlag 1976. 116 Seiten mit 56 Abbildungen. Leinen DM 28,-.
"China Complex" (2025) is a Chinese book which collects Lui Lam's thoughts and life circumstances before and after returning to China in 1978, as well as his discussions on (natural) science and humanities, scientific innovation, and popular science. The content is divided into 4 parts, consisting of 35 articles in 6 chapters: • The first part is C...
La presente investigación revisa la presencia y participación autoral de mujeres en la producción fotográfica nacional, realizando un recorrido por la historia de la fotografía en Chile para identificar su participación tanto en la bibliografía general sobre el tema, como en investigaciones formales y archivos.Identificando las colecciones document...
Laura Mulvey in her pioneering analysis of visual pleasure ("Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema", 1973) posited filmic creation, artistic practice and cultural representation as the projection of patriarchal fantasy and product of a male gaze that objectifies the body of woman as spectacle. Similarly John Berger in his Ways of Seeing (1972) defin...
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In general , art in many respects is based on illusion, an attempt to create a new virtual reality parallel to the reality of the living. Hence the excitement of the arts in general and plastic arts in particular, in order to create surprise and or events of shock and to monitor and explore the paths ,and that the artist tried to resort to...
Hacia la década de 1940, el Gabinete de Estampas de la Galería Müller se presentó en Buenos Aires como un caso excepcional de planificación expositiva. En el contex to de grandes exhibiciones temporarias de obras europeas de diversas épocas, que se inaugurarían hacia esos años en la ciudad, el proyecto de Müller se caracterizó por la especificidad...
Art history as a discipline remains dominated historically through Eurocentric frameworks, systematically marginalizing Indigenous artistic traditions, particularly pre-colonial Australian Aboriginal art. Despite evidence of profound antiquity and cultural richness, such art often occupies peripheral spaces in global narratives. This article addres...
This research investigates the phenomenon of iconoclasm and its impact on the destruction of images and the consequent erasure of historical memory. The study aims to understand how acts of iconoclastic destruction function not only as physical demolitions but also as symbolic efforts to rewrite or suppress history. Employing a qualitative research...
In the COVID-19 Pandemic era of 2020-2023, which the world faced crises in multiple spheres such as the health system, social activities, and economic life, Indonesia was one of those developing countries that had made great efforts to the health system, with the PEN program. Meanwhile, the government had maintained its development policies to be i...
This article explores the historical continuum of art from its earliest manifestations through to the contemporary era, providing a critical analysis of the myriad influences that have shaped artistic practices. In particular, it investigates how artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative force in the field of contemporary art. Th...
This poster shares ongoing research from my Master’s thesis in Theory and History of Art at the University of Chile, developed during a research internship at the Faculty of Arts, University of Groningen.
It was displayed at the PhD Colloquium "Art History and Visual Material Culture", organized by AiS — Research Centre for Arts in Society (May 15,...
The cycllicity of painting phenomena is a visible phenomenon that manifests in the periodic changes of trends, techniques, and aesthetics. As with other phenomena that shape life, the phenomenon of returning to the beginning, or repetition, has always been of interest for study. This phenomenon is also present throughout the history of art. For exa...
This qualitative study explored science teachers' perspectives and practices regarding the implementation of interdisciplinary approach within the Philippine educational context, specifically at Bangcud National High School, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon. Employing a descriptive phenomenological design, the research aimed to understand the lived experi...
Recent breakthroughs in generative AI have opened the door to new research perspectives in the domain of art and cultural heritage, where a large number of artifacts have been digitized. There is a need for innovation to ease the access and highlight the content of digital collections. Such innovations develop into creative explorations of the digi...
In these interviews, the contemporary poets, Suhaiymah Manzoor-Khan, Anthony Joseph and Marsha Prescod, reflect upon their performance practice. They discuss the ways in which their innovative poetry performance and spoken word styles intersect and engage with literary and cultural traditions and art forms such as music, story-telling, carnival, th...
Antal Hekler was a decisive figure of Hungarian art historiography in the interwar period. He occupied important offices as the heir to the country’s then only university department of art history (1918–1940), that is, the successor to Gyula Pasteiner; chief editor of the Archaeologiai Értesítő (1923–1940) also carrying art historical writings; the...
A lo largo de la historia de la creación humana, el arte ha prevalecido como una de sus manifestaciones insignia, más emblemáticas y duraderas. La expresión artística trasciende el mero registro sensorial, pues aglutina valores, luchas y aspiraciones sociales correspondientes a diferentes coordenadas espaciotemporales. La producción de objetos artí...
Hablar del canon historiográfico del arte es hablar de una estructura de poder. El canon, lejos de ser una lista inocente de obras maestras universales, es una construcción cultural profundamente política que ha definido qué se considera arte legítimo, quiénes son los artistas consagrados y cuáles son las narrativas aceptadas dentro de la historia...
The aim of the article. The creativity of Lviv master Ivan Zavadovskyi (1937–1983) is still “terra incognita” in the history of Ukrainian artistic nonconformism. The reason was the deeply hidden creative activity from others, which included the artist’s notes on art theory and an entire gallery of paintings and graphics. The research is primarily a...
This paper focuses on the lives of female artists during the Renaissance, who faced many challenges while pursuing their career. Societal prejudices and lack of education placed restrictions on their career; problems such as misattribution and absent recognition also led to difficulties in accrediting female artists. Still, artists like Plautilla N...
This study systematically tracks the evolution of Tuanhua patterns from the Neolithic to the Qing Dynasty, covering ten key periods in Chinese art history. By integrating 3,000 HD pattern samples from 28 international cultural institutions, an interdisciplinary analysis model is constructed using digital image processing and deep learning technolog...
Este artículo, hecho por encargo del equipo editorial, responde a la siguiente pregunta: ¿Qué papel considera que debe tener la historia del arte en el debate sobre la descolonización? Natalia Majluf, especialista en arte colonial y posindependencia peruano, y con una amplia experiencia en museos y universidades, ofrece una perspectiva sagaz y crít...
Este artículo, hecho por encargo del equipo editorial, responde a la siguiente pregunta: ¿En qué dirección van a evolucionar los estudios sobre identidades de género en la historia del arte? La autora, con una amplia y reconocida trayectoria en la historia del arte desde la perspectiva de género, resume aquí la aportación fundamental que supuso la...
Este artículo, hecho por encargo del equipo editorial, responde a la siguiente pregunta: ¿Qué retos considera que tiene la historia del arte universitaria en relación con las necesidades de los museos y las exposiciones de arte y con su creciente presencia pública? Por su doble trayectoria profesional, el autor, Jefe del Centro de Estudios del Muse...
The concept of aesthetics as it pertains to art history has developed through the work of numerous researchers from various disciplines. From its beginnings and the connections between it and other connected terminology and fields, the concept’s historical development must be illuminated. Analyzing the literature via an overview historical developm...
Museums are generally conceived as spaces for the preservation of tangible and intangible heritages. While this is true, museums also serve purposeful educational roles with programs that are not often configured like those of conventional educational institutions. This important educational function of museums is often overlooked, although they se...
Tea practices in Britain reveal the iconic and sophisticated manner in the history of the legendary tea consumption. Tea takes on a new face. Far from its rustic and organic side, tea acquires a new status in the context of royal etiquette and echoes with new resonance. The tea beverage conquered the educated segments of society and gained a perman...
The creative component of the design process is fundamental, as it is associated with the search for innovative solutions. In the creative process, the designer’s imagination plays a leading role – it serves as the foundation for shaping and transforming the vision of the functional and aesthetic image of the future object. This study was aimed to...
O presente ensaio visa apresentar aspectos místicos e dissidentes da subjetividade do artista Joseph Beuys, bem como a influência desses aspectos em sua obra. Ao lado da descrição de ações como a Sinfonia Siberiana e O Chefe, se observará a relação das expressões de Beuys com a antroposofia de Rudolf Steiner, a teologia de Jakob Böhme e as experiên...
From the perspective of aesthetic theory, art is not merely a visual or sensory experience, but a profound interaction between the viewer and the artwork that triggers a range of emotional responses. This study delves into the intricate realm of aesthetic value by analyzing the emotions of joy and sadness evoked by artworks. By employing a multidis...
This is a transcript of Ronaldo Brito’s speech inthe seminar Art in Brazil 1970-2020: Dislocations of Criticism and Art History, held at the Rio Art Museum on May 8, 2024. It raises important questions regarding the current situation of art and art criticism with the rise of digital and informational media and the representation of social markers t...
In January 1983, the symposium Art of the Body: Image, Idea, and Technique in Tattoo and Related Modes was held at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), organized by art historian Arnold Gary Rubin. This scholarly event, along with its initiator, represents a foundational moment in the historiography of Western tattooing and is closely...
Early modern scholars and creators grappled with ambivalent attitudes toward the notion that beings are frequently inhabited by other beings that live in and off them. Traditional, common-sense notions of pain and disease were called into question when, in 1547, physician Girolamo Gabuccini posited that intestinal worms were not merely adversaries...
Being one of the most controversial artists, Marcel Duchamp with his conceptual art transcended the art from mere, sensuous pleasure into philosophized works. His conceptual approach, along with Brillo Box by Andy Warhol, enlightened art theorist Arthur Danto to identify the post-historical era in his theory as the end of art. The art in the post-h...
INTRODUCTION It is no secret that historically, art criticism has had a long tradition of tending to focus on, benefit, and centre white male creative practice. By so doing, it has contributed to their hyper-visibility, sustained the myth of the white male artist as a genius, and played a crucial role in raising the rank of their work to masterpiec...
The following chapter examines the practice of writing art histories into the canon, why it is important, how it can determine which art histories matter and for whom. At the crux of this is the erasure of multi-modal black art histories from the canon, in the form of the written, but more importantly in South African Art History Curriculums. Inspi...
For decades, Digital Art has encountered resistance within the contemporary art world, sidelined in this way by the main narrative of art history. This paper investigates the origins of this marginalization, probing whether it stems from difficulties in reconciling art with technology or institutional barriers that impact its exhibition, collection...
The Northern Song Dynasty, marked by political stability and economic prosperity, fostered a vibrant cultural atmosphere under its policy of prioritizing literature over military power. As Neo-Confucianism emerged in this period, traditional philosophical thoughts like Taoism and Confucianism blended with each other, deeply influencing the concepts...
The human past is unimaginable without the horse. From our ancestors hunting and painting horses in the Upper Palaeolithic, to the earliest riders, the rise of equestrian empires, and the critical role of horses in war, settler colonialism, and modern state formation, human history is undeniably equestrian. Because of the deep and varied entangleme...
At the heart of this article is the oblivion of Maghrebi artists, and Tunisian artists in particular, in art historical narratives produced in the West, despite their active presence in Paris after the Second World War. Under the French protectorate and in the aftermath of independence, travel grants enabled these artists to train in Paris, where t...
The artistic itinerary of Nejad Melih Devrim (1923–1995), a Turkish artist who settled in Paris in 1946, raises questions about his relative oblivion in France despite a promising career. An actor in the “new trends” of post-war Parisian art, he often embodied a synthesis between Turkish artistic traditions and the modernity of the École de Paris,...
Song Dynasty kesi pioneered the art of kesi painting. To further explore the symbolism of bird-and-flower patterns in Song Dynasty kesi, this study systematically analyses historical documents, survey data, and artworks to explore the cultural, social, and aesthetic context of bird-and-flower patterns in kesi art during this period. The research fo...
The very latest scholarship on the Swiss Reformation has urged us to resituate the conceptual origins and first articulations of a Reformed Covenant theology in the Zurich of Zwingli, Jud, Pellikan, and Bullinger, rather than in the Geneva of Calvin and Beza. Using insights from the recent literature of early modern memory, book history, and art hi...
In the muted silence of brush on paper, black China ink whispers stories older than
empire and deeper than language. From the riverbeds of ancient China to the minds of contemporary artists, this elemental medium holds within it the layered histories of a civilisation that made the written and the painted inseparable. This section, the Seven sectio...
A Service-Learning methodology has been employed by professors and students at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid to design and conduct two educational tours: "Spanish Enlightenment and the discovery of three chemical elements" and "The 'altos del hipódromo', a significant area during the 'Silver Age' of Spanish culture (1868-1936)". The objecti...
El objetivo de este trabajo es poner en valor la investigación del área meridional del reino medieval de Valencia desde la perspectiva de la arqueología de las sociedades feudales y su cultura material, desde la que venimos trabajando en los últimos 35 años. Dentro de esa arqueología cada vez más pujante, se encuentra la arqueología de las sociedad...
This chapter will explore the convoluted relationship between Thangka paintings and heritage tourism in the mountainous region of Sikkim, India. Thangka paintings, a traditional Buddhist art form, serve as cultural artefacts and tourist attractions, playing a critical role in preserving Sikkimese cultural identity. Through a detailed examination of...
Chisato (“Kitty”) Dubreuil, an Ainu-Japanese art history comparativist, has charted connections between the arts of the Ainu and those of diverse indigenous peoples of the north Pacific Rim. Currently finishing her PhD dissertation, Dubreuil co-curated, with William Fitzhugh, the director of the Smithsonian Arctic Studies Center, the groundbreaking...
Este artigo é recorte da tese intitulada Bajado e a invenção do Movimento Manguegeek, apresentada ao Programa de Pós-Graduação em História da Universidade Federal Rural de Pernambuco (PPGH-UFRPE), e visa apresentar e registrar fatos da vida e obra do artista Euclides Francisco Amâncio, conhecido como Bajado, Um Artista de Olinda. A pesquisa teve co...
This study mainly discusses the influence of Hermeticism on Renaissance art through Italian humanism, showcasing the emergence and major focus of Hermetism, the inheritance and dissemination of Hermeticism by humanists, and the embodiment of their ideas in Renaissance art. This study used the documentary analysis method as the research method in or...
This article examines the groundbreaking contributions of 17th-century Italian painter Artemisia Gentileschi, who challenged contemporary gender stereotypes through her art. By infusing Baroque aesthetics with dynamic female subjectivity, Gentileschis oeuvre not only subverted traditional representations of femininity but also reinvigorated artisti...
How viewers interpret different pictorial projections has been a longstanding question affecting many disciplines, including psychology, art, computer science, and vision science. The most-prominent theories assume that viewers interpret pictures according to a single linear perspective projection. Yet, no existing theory accurately describes viewe...
Tracing the Image: The absence / presence of the Holy Shroud in sixteenth-century Bologna. In the discipline of art history, the Renaissance period is often regarded as a foundational cornerstone, shaping contemporary perceptions of art. Tracing the Image delves into the complexities surrounding the concept of the image during this transformative t...
The most important features that form the shared values of societies and distinguish them from other societies are their cultures. The increased communication between societies brought about by globalization causes cultural values to shift or vanish. These developments have given importance to studies on cultural heritage, which is vital in transfe...
This chapter seeks to broaden the scope of computational thinking beyond its traditional boundaries within the disciplines of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). It aims to dispel the prevailing misconception that computational thinking is limited to computer science and digital technology and highlights its applicability in n...
Este artículo analiza las transformaciones que, desde 2019 hasta el presente, ha experimentado la práctica de colocar vallas frente a edificios y monumentos durante las protestas feministas en la Ciudad de México. Para ello, se exploran marcos conceptuales más allá de la Historia del Arte, con el objetivo de socializar enfoques teórico-metodológico...
Walking through the corridors of American history offers a profound experience, especially for a Fulbright scholar from Indonesia. This journey is not just about exploring landmarks or historical archives, but about immersing oneself in the cultural and academic landscape that shapes the United States. As a Fulbrighter, the experience is transforma...
On the material of Czech, Moravian and Silesian historical collections and three contemporary artists (Daniela Baráčková, Ken Gonzales-Day and Jan J. Kotík) in the topical installation by Tomáš Svoboda we explore the context of visuality as a social fact with an awareness of the troubling question about the nature of art history associated with the...
Introducción: El artículo analiza la representación de género en el periodismo cultural mediante el estudio de la pintora Francisca Oliver Copons y la cobertura de la Exposición Nacional de Bellas Artes de 1904, en un contexto histórico de invisibilización de mujeres artistas. Metodología: La investigación se basó en el análisis de fuentes primaria...
The following paper describes a collaborative project involving researchers at Durham University, and professionals at the Bowes Museum, Barnard Castle, County Durham, UK, during which we used fixed and mobile eye tracking to understand how visitors view art. Our study took place during summer 2024 and builds on work presented at DH2017 (Bailey-Ros...
The Stanisław Vincenz Archive in the Manuscript Department of the Ossolineum Library houses an extensive collection of correspondence of Vincenzs with Jan Białostocki and his family, whose acquaintanceship began in 1925. Among the surviving letters are six scripts from 1941–1945, addressed to Stanisław Vincenz, a prose writer and essayist who was t...
Immersive technologies are at a crossroads, with many actors pondering their adoption. The cultural and tourism industries are particularly impacted, facing significant pressure to make decisions that could shape their future landscapes. Stakeholders’ perceptions play a crucial role in this process, influencing the speed and extent of technology ad...
Esta propuesta analiza cómo diferentes tipos de instituciones de exhibición y difusión
especializadas en creación artística contemporánea, utilizan el formato audiovisual
en varias plataformas de divulgación digital y redes sociales como Youtube, Vimeo,
Instagram, Twitter (X) y Tik tok para dar visibilidad a sus exposiciones temporales.
A través de...
The importance of the role of women as artists has been recognised and rightly continues to be researched. However, although there are exceptions, the scholarship that has been produced over the past two decades does not sufficiently challenge patriarchal, male-centric art historical research, with its focus on the so-called ‘creative genius’. The...
While the field of technical art history has progressed tremendously over the last decades, there has been little technical research into paintings made by early modern women artists. As archival and documentary evidence on these women is often scarce, the objects made by them are our best sources for learning more about them as artists. This artic...
This study explores how contemporary text-to-image models interpret and generate Classical and Baroque styles under Wölfflin’s framework—two categories that are atemporal and transversal across media. Our goal is to see whether generative AI can replicate the nuanced stylistic cues that art historians attribute to them. We prompted two popular mode...
Modern and contemporary art can be challenging for the general observer. We investigated whether aesthetic appreciation of modern and contemporary artworks can be enhanced through two types of intervention. The first, a traditional approach, provided information related to art history (historical intervention [HI]). The second, novel intervention,...
O artigo tem como objetivo analisar a expografia da mostra Tiempo de Mirar: visita virtual a las obras perdidas en el incendio en Rio de Janeiro, ocorrida no Museo Torres-García em 2018, bem como estudar os fragmentos ali exibidos. Em julho de 1978, o Museu de Arte Moderna do Rio de Janeiro sofreu um trágico incêndio que destruiu diversas obras de...
The classical Laocoön and His Son (ca. 50 CE), rediscovered in 1506 in Rome, is arguably the most illustrious artwork anchoring the entire canon of art history. Less is known about the eighth-century Chinese Laocoön that predates the Italian rediscovery of the classical prototype by seven centuries. The tale of the two Laocoöns is a story of canon...
Undead examines the visual culture of war, broadly understood, through the lens of animation. Focusing on works in which relational, intermedial, and variably paced practices of “(inter)(in)animation” generate aesthetic tactics for thinking about, feeling, and reframing war, Karen Redrobe analyzes works by artists including Yael Bartana, Nancy Dave...
Undead examines the visual culture of war, broadly understood, through the lens of animation. Focusing on works in which relational, intermedial, and variably paced practices of “(inter)(in)animation” generate aesthetic tactics for thinking about, feeling, and reframing war, Karen Redrobe analyzes works by artists including Yael Bartana, Nancy Dave...
Undead examines the visual culture of war, broadly understood, through the lens of animation. Focusing on works in which relational, intermedial, and variably paced practices of “(inter)(in)animation” generate aesthetic tactics for thinking about, feeling, and reframing war, Karen Redrobe analyzes works by artists including Yael Bartana, Nancy Dave...
Undead examines the visual culture of war, broadly understood, through the lens of animation. Focusing on works in which relational, intermedial, and variably paced practices of “(inter)(in)animation” generate aesthetic tactics for thinking about, feeling, and reframing war, Karen Redrobe analyzes works by artists including Yael Bartana, Nancy Dave...
Undead examines the visual culture of war, broadly understood, through the lens of animation. Focusing on works in which relational, intermedial, and variably paced practices of “(inter)(in)animation” generate aesthetic tactics for thinking about, feeling, and reframing war, Karen Redrobe analyzes works by artists including Yael Bartana, Nancy Dave...
Information and communication technologies as a factor of activation of metacognition in artistic activity The study explores the role of information and communication technology (ICT) in enhancing metacognition in artistic activities, with a particular focus on music performance and choreogra-phy. Metacognition, which is defined as awareness and r...
Undead examines the visual culture of war, broadly understood, through the lens of animation. Focusing on works in which relational, intermedial, and variably paced practices of “(inter)(in)animation” generate aesthetic tactics for thinking about, feeling, and reframing war, Karen Redrobe analyzes works by artists including Yael Bartana, Nancy Dave...
Undead examines the visual culture of war, broadly understood, through the lens of animation. Focusing on works in which relational, intermedial, and variably paced practices of “(inter)(in)animation” generate aesthetic tactics for thinking about, feeling, and reframing war, Karen Redrobe analyzes works by artists including Yael Bartana, Nancy Dave...
Through critical analysis, this paper examines the antithetic and analogous dynamics between organic and synthetic memory within Eduardo Kac’s 1997 bio artwork Time Capsule and M. Eifler’s 2020 AI artwork Prosthetic Memory. Kac and Eifler’s use of prosthetics and digital networks substitutes the human body for a dematerialized human presence. This...
This research aims to work on the development of Slow Design and how it relates to other design concepts within Art History, such as: Arts & Crafts, Design for Sustainability, Eco Design and Design for the real world. As a sustainable design, we will observe similarities between all concepts, but also differences which will provide a new vision of...
Battlefields are not only the locations of past conflicts, but also important cultural heritage elements of human history. In addition to bearing physical traces of how wars took place, these areas are places that shape social memory, nourish national identities and have great value in terms of education. International organizations such as UNESCO...
Em um contexto pós-moderno, onde diferentes identidades se entrecruzam, campos ditos opostos se veem em processo de contaminação. Nesse cenário, esta pesquisa visou analisar a posição da obra do artista paraguaio Feliciano Centurión (1962-1996) em intersecções entre dicotomias como o culto e o popular, o hegemônico e o subalterno, o moderno e o tra...
A drawing which acts as the basis of any pictorial activity has characteristic properties that allow it to be considered as one of the universals of culture. The article reveals the peculiarities of this category of cultural phenomena basing on the works of J.P. Murdoch, M.I. Bilalov and other scholars. The author correlates the drawing with other...
Fulgencio García, "Garcieta", colabora a lo largo de su vida con las mejores marcas de porcelana valencianas. Desde Nalda en 1947 hasta su última etapa en Lladró, cercana ya su desaparición en 1994, Garcieta no deja de esculpir el barro que se transformará en pequeñas obras de arte. En todas deja los destellos de su genio, pero solo en Quart-5, su...
Fulgencio García, "Garcieta", colabora a lo largo de su vida con las mejores marcas de porcelana valencianas. Desde Nalda en 1947 hasta su última etapa en Lladró, cercana ya su desaparición en 1994, Garcieta no deja de esculpir el barro que se transformará en pequeñas obras de arte. En todas deja los destellos de su genio, pero solo en Quart-5, su...
Drawing on the methods of feminist art history and my own knowledge of the field, this PhD gives an overview of “Russian” (Russian Empire, Soviet, post-Soviet) art history with women at its center. Starting in the late 18th century and spanning to the present day, I critically examine women’s artworks, the social contexts in which those women find...
We propose critical interactivity as a concept to study and design the dynamic and transitory aspects of data visualizations. Theoretically, interactivity is often described as the means to support analytical tasks, while in practice, it encompasses the techniques that alter visual representations. These notions are a useful starting point to study...
This study investigates the evolution of blue-and-white porcelain (BWP) as a vital medium of cultural exchange between China and Europe, focusing on its adaptation in Islamic regions, Portugal, and the Netherlands. Through an interdisciplinary approach that integrates art history, cultural theory, and material studies, the research examines the end...
The captivating and enigmatic nature of shadows has served as an endless source of inspiration for philosophers and artists throughout history. The discovery of perspective and the quest for three-dimensionality marked a significant turning point in the history of Western art, elevating the role of shadows to that of a crucial element in paintings....
As one component of the four C’s Framework, educators employing Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) methodologies are encouraged to design classroom tasks that enable students to engage in higher-order thinking processes. This paper aims to break down the cognitive processes required in art making through observations of a CLIL art/art...
The conception of the free act in Henri Bergson’s 1889 Time and Free Will involves the underdeveloped idea that “effects precede their causes” in the motivational structure of the free decision: rather than motives determining the decision, the decision, on this account, gives shape to, and thus brings into existence, its motives. This paper illumi...
“Almanya Acı Vatan (Deutschland, Bittere Heimat) folgt dem Leben von Güldane und ihrem Mann Mahmut, die eine Scheinehe eingehen, um als Arbeitsmigrant*innen von der Türkei nach West-Berlin zu ziehen. Der Film verbindet komödiantische und melodramatische Elemente mit Sozialkritik und bietet einen intimen Einblick in das Leben türkischer Fabrikarbeit...
In this case study, the author takes up the issue of the discourse of depth in historiography in relation to a poetic story, on the example of Konrad Góra’s volume of poetry Dzień został w nocy (The Day Has Stayed in the Night, 2021). The scales and conceptual tropes of longue durée, microhistory, social history and the history of everyday life pre...
The aim of this research is to study and systematize information in the scientific literature containing the prerequisites for understanding the rhapsody genre, which has previously been unexplored in foreign and domestic musicology. In this regard, information about the origins, etymology, and history of the development of the rhapsody genre in re...
The existence of historical pigments databases is important to speed up cultural heritage research. Knowledge of their chemical composition and their manufacture contributes to the study of art history and helps develop accurate conservation-restoration strategies. In this study, a total of nineteen pigments, among which we find silicates (Egyptian...