Art & Phenomenology: How Our Experiences with Art Influence Our Perceptions of It
“Art is not only about something; it is something”. – Susan Sontag In John Berger’s seminal book and BBC series,
Painting Her Presence – Pierre Bonnard’s Paintings of Marthe de Méligny (Bonnard, Part Three)
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It’s Time to Drain the Sarcophagus – Pierre Bonnard’s Paintings of Marthe de Méligny (Bonnard, Part Two)
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Daoism: The Evolution of a Philosophy, a Religion, and an Art
Is there a difference between Daoism and Taoism? I’m compelled to begin by addressing the multiple spellings of not just
Absence and the Possibility of Return – Painter Pierre Bonnard (Bonnard, Part One)
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The Return of Rationalism in Western Art
The De Stijl Movement: Neoplasticism*, Mondrian, and Spinoza’s Influence on Modern Art in the 20th Century ____________________________________________________________________________________________ “The rhythm of relations
“It is pure joy that I offer you. Look at my sculptures until you see them.” – Constantin Brâncuşi
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Between Heaven and Earth, Part II:
The Medieval Mind & the Reemergence of Art & Architecture after the Fall of the Roman Empire in Western Europe
A Sculpture’s Journey to Hell and Back – Auguste Rodin’s The Kiss & The Process of Indirect Carving
Images and text correlate best when viewed on a wide screen. ◊ When first exhibited in Europe, the U.S., and Japan in the early 1900s, the life-sized sculpture of Auguste Rodin’s The Kiss was perceived as so shamelessly erotic that it was screened off, covered with blankets, or put in a private room where it was […]
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