Art and Politics in Exhibitions Art and Politics: When the public gaze is filtered by political power and the society of its time There is something deeply human about wanting to look… and something equally human about deciding what should not be seen. Art and...
The Mural “Dream of a Sunday Afternoon in the Alameda Central,” Diego Rivera — 1947 Art in Social Context Art reveals emotions, but it also reflects the history, social tensions, and ideas of its time. The concept of art in social context reminds us that artworks...
Candido Portinari – Carnaval – 1960 Carnival and Art: The Influence of Carnival on Art History Carnival and Art as a Cultural Mirror Across Centuries Carnival and art have traveled together for centuries, shaping visual culture in powerful and unexpected...
When Cold Weather Paints: Artistic Inspiration and Art Conservation Recently, I was asked: How does cold weather influence art? It is an interesting question, so with a hot cup of coffee and a warm sweater, I will try to answer from my perspective. These days, many of...
Salvador Dalí painted the head of Medusa on the forehead of his wife and muse, Gala Dalí. 1942. Photo: Philippe Halsman. Salvador Dalí and Gala: Love, Art, and Inspiration on Valentine’s Day It’s no secret that I have a deep admiration for Salvador Dalí. In my youth,...
Art vs Craft Differences: Where They Meet and What Sets Them Apart A clear guide to understanding art and craft The debate about art vs craft differences has followed cultural history for centuries. As a visual artist, I have seen firsthand the constant confusion...
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