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_Journal of Post-Interpretive Criticism_ 4. 2026Contemporary art criticism often advances by way of interpretive extraction. Works are translated into meanings, themes, intentions, and arguments, which then circulate with remarkable efficiency through institutional language. This practice, for all its fluency, carries an unexamined cost: the quiet displacement of the viewer, the compression of en…

Every year on 21 April, World Creativity and Innovation Day invites us to celebrate human ingenuity. Traditionally, that meant celebrating creativity through art, science, and new ideas. In an AI world, it also means asking a more uncomfortable question.

Art history doctoral candidates Holli Turner and Amy Orner were named as the inaugural recipients of the Palmer Museum of Art's O’Connor Graduate Fellowship, which provides each with funding to support a semester of dissertation research and writing.

Catherine Lampert is a historian, curator and model who spent much of her time sitting for her famous friends. She tells us what the likes of Auerbach, Lucian Freud and Euan Uglow meant to her Last November, a work titled Potiphar’s Wife by British painter Euan Uglow appeared in a private sale by Christie’s in London. “We were all so excited,” says art historian and curator Catherine Lampert. “I …

Roshan Ghadamian of Institute for Regenerative Systems Architecture in this paper points why there is opactity in arts’ markets: The global art market is one of the oldest and most valuable asset markets, yet it lacks the institutional features typically required for market coherence: standardised asset representation, public transaction records, aggregate price discovery, and persistent in…

Maggie Dosch ’21 grew up in South Bend and graduated as an art history major with minors in Italian studies and studio art. Currently the assistant curator of education, for school programs at the Raclin Murphy Museum of Art, she attended the Notre Dame Kylemore Winter 2026 MFA Art Residency. In this Q&A, Maggie Dosch discusses her experience at the Kylemore residency with research programmes man…

Explore captivating art history thesis topics. Specifically, in your art history thesis, you can study any unique topic from ancient masterpieces to modern marvels and […] The post 170 Amazing Art History Thesis Topics and Ideas appeared first on Blog - Great Assignment Help .

Classes allow participants to learn new skills, hone techniques and expand their artistic expression. The post UGA Community Art School summer courses open appeared first on UGA Today .

Navigating Emotions Through Art Author(s) Wu, Christine; Kumar, Ila; Picard, RosalindTerms of use Abstract In this study, we design and deploy a novel system to examine the safety and efficacy of using a chatbot to conduct aspects of art therapy with youth who have experienced developmental trauma, focusing on supporting emotion identification, processing, and expression. This publication describ…

Art is the magical gateway through which kindergarteners begin to express their unique perspectives on the world. As educators and parents, providing enriching art experiences isn’t just about keeping little hands busy—it’s about nurturing cognitive development, fine motor skills, emotional expression, and the joy of creative discovery. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore 25 delightful […]

The cover of the winter 2025 edition of Berkeley IEOR Magazine showcases artwork from Ancient Wisdom: Trees, Time, and Technology, an exhibition by Ken Goldberg and Tiffany Shlain currently on view at the Skirball Museum in Los Angeles through March 2, 2025. Part of the Getty Museum’s city-wide Pacific Standard Time quadrennial, the exhibit examines… The post Ancient Wisdom: Exploring the Interse…

Art history audio books on Audible are a great way to learn about the world’s most famous paintings and sculptures. It is an entertaining and engaging way to listen while you commute, cook dinner, or even do other chores around the house. In this blog post we will discuss some of the best art audiobooks available on audible so that you can find one that suits your interests!

By Leah Metcalf, Doctoral Candidate, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill AbstractScience museum exhibits spark emotions through art. The link between emotional evocation and learning has historically been […] The post Emanating Auras: Art and Science in Museums via a Benjaminian Framework of Science Museum Art appeared first on Civic Science Media Lab .

There’s a lot to see when you enter the main floor of the new Raclin Murphy Museum of Art. Your eyes may be drawn upward toward the source of the natural light that floods the three-story atrium or to the many gallery entrances visible from the center. Alternatively, your gaze may become fixed on the south-central wall and the lights and recycled silver that make up the work “Silver Saint Joseph …

Art is an exciting field of study, and research in this area is fun to do. We have identified the different areas and the possible topics you can research on. Art is a broad area of study but choosing a topic is not as difficult as you think. With the right guide, you can find […] The post A List of Unique Art Research Paper Topics first appeared on Dissertation Team .

Art historian Jeffrey Taylor on the documentation techniques in art forensics, types of paints and how can we use spectrum analysis to detect art forgeries The post Scientific Examination of Art first appeared on Serious Science .

Art historian Jeffrey Taylor on connoisseurship, how can we tell an original painting from a copy and why lesser details are so important in art The post Knowledge in Art first appeared on Serious Science .

In today's post we announce two events celebrating the work of project PERFECT, both to be held later this month. Both events are part of the Arts and Science Festival at the University of Birmingham. PERFECT hosted three academic workshops, one on belief in 2016, one on memory in 2017, and one on confabulation in 2018. In 2019 we want to see whether some core themes of the project can be

With each of my art business coaching clients, I try to do an exit interview a few months in to see how things are going. I wanted to give you some insights into the coaching process by sharing part of a recent session I did with the artist Natasha Kohli, who lives in Chicago. It […] The post Be Relentless, Follow Up, Learn to Write – An Art Biz Case Study with Natasha Kohli appeared first on How…

So, Gwenn Seemel wrote a book on art marketing, and it’s awesome. I sat down with Gwenn to talk about it a couple of weeks ago, and now I’m sharing that interview with her. We’ve interviewed Gwenn for the blog before, but this time we got into more detail about how Gwenn has made a […] The post Gwenn Seemel on Art Marketing appeared first on How to Sell Art Online | Online Marketing for Artists .