What artists can learn from the discourse of Plato and Aristotle in "The school of Athens."
No Comment
Art History
What artists can learn from the discourse of Plato and Aristotle in "The school of Athens."
Artists and viewers alike recognize that this beautiful story from antiquity tells us something about the creative process itself.
Why was the craftsmanship so strong that it is considered now the Golden Age of Illustration and how did it all begin?
This article is specifically concerned with the rich history of artistic contact between Europe and East Asia, and how Asian aesthetics influenced Western art.
With the convenience of instant “self-portraits” via our smartphones and digital cameras, what, if anything, do we lose when we replace the artist's self-portrait with the ubiquitous selfie?
Art is and has always been significant to the life and culture of the black person in America. From hiding Yoruba religious symbols in Christian iconography to singing the woes of the soul in the so-called “negro-spiritual,” art has been […]
A Vision of the Heavens: Interview with Michelangelo Expert William E. Wallace Part III
June 15, 2020
In part three of our exclusive series on Michelangelo, we go into the craft and techniques of completing the Sistine Chapel's Frescos.
A Vision of the Heavens: Interview with Michelangelo Expert William E. Wallace (Part II)
June 8, 2020
In Part II of the series we will explore the design and the subject of the Sistine Chapel with an Interview with William E. Wallace.
An exploration of the art of the Sistine Chapel with famous art historian Dr. William E. Wallace.
Amongst this chaos we are offered the antidote to war, love is our only savior.