Dogs, Tricks, and some Grand Claims Despite the old adage about dogs and tricks, nearly…
Browsing: Art History
The Adorned World examines how objects are made and the choices that shape them. It explores design, fashion, craft, and…
Piero della Francesca’s The Resurrection serves as a profound lesson in reverence, restraint, and human dignity. Respect extends beyond manners,…
In observational drawing and painting, “respect” is often associated with subject matter, tradition, or sincerity of intent. Within the Waichulis…
“You have to make it inside of yourself wherever you are.” ~Ernest Hemmingway, Islands in the Stream. Islands are often…
From Medal-Winning Masterpieces to Today’s Global Winter Stage In this issue, my section takes a slightly different direction from the…
Global diversity is often framed as a matter of exposure. Travel more. Read widely. Study other histories, languages, and traditions.…
Simplicity and Bold Impact – The Legacy of Robert Indiana There are certain ideas and emotions that are so intrinsic…
Materializing the Margins: Harmony Hammond’s Feminist Form Throughout American history, queer artists have been on the fringe of the mainstream…
Image shown: Turner’s Dolbadarn Castle (DETAIL), based on studies from his 1798–99 Welsh tour, was developed in the studio and…
Image shown: Jan Vermeer, “The Art of Painting” (DETAIL) c.1666, oil on canvas The Simple Tools That Made Better Practice…