Posts in art theory

Marine Artists: Masters of the Sea and Sky Marine art, a specialized genre of fine art, encompasses the representation of seas, ships, harbors, and coastal[…]

Art and the Search for Meaning Art and the Search for Meaning. Art has been an enduring testament to humanity’s quest for meaning, a profound[…]

Do We Need (Historical) Periodization in Art? Art, as a human expression, resists rigid boundaries and thrives on individual interpretation. The question of whether we[…]

Still Life: An Exploration of Beauty and Transience Still life, as an artistic genre, has captured the attention of artists and viewers for centuries. Its[…]

The Art of Other Worlds: Speculations on the Unseen What could the Art of Other Worlds be? Art is a reflection of its creator’s reality—a[…]

Destruction of Forms in Art: A Catalyst for Innovation and Expression Art, in its essence, is a reflection of human thought, emotion, and the evolving[…]

The restoration of Notre-Dame de Paris, concluded in December 2024, stands as a monumental achievement in architectural conservation and a testament to human perseverance. Following[…]

Artists Who Were Also Writers: A Fusion of Visual and Literary Expression Who were the Writing Artists? The intersection of art and literature is a[…]

Hypnosis and Art: A Dynamic Interplay of Consciousness and Creativity Hypnosis, a psychological phenomenon characterized by a trance-like state of focused attention and heightened suggestibility,[…]

Gen Z Tastes in the Visual Arts: A Fusion of Individuality, Technology, and Social Consciousness What are Gen Z Tastes in the Visual Arts? The[…]