Art History 101: Why Primitivism was Cultural Appropriation
Cubist-style painting. Five ladies stand or sit before a foundation of stylised curtains. An organic product bowl sits at the base focal point of the canvas. Each figure is […]
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Artist Feature: Who is Xiao Lu?
Note: This Artist Feature is important for a continuous arrangement to record the female craftsmen whose articles were included or improved Wikipedia during the Art + Feminism alter a-thon […]
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Are There Any “Art Movements” in Photography?
Monochrome photo of two ladies sitting in a wooden skiff on the floor of a photography studio. One lady wears a dress and a cap and takes a gander […]
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Instances of Animals Acting Like Humans in Art History
Oil painting on canvas of seven canines of various varieties lounging around a round poker table. Each canine is holding playing a card game and there are poker chips […]
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“Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?”: A Case Study
This post is a coordinated effort with Jennifer Dasal from the ArtCurious Podcast, in which we’ve both taken workmanship history specialist Linda Nochlin’s 1971 article, “Why Have There Been […]
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Paleolithic versus Neolithic Art: How and Why are They Different?
An assortment of enormous stones in a field. The stones are set upstanding all around. Some level stones lay on head of the others. Stonehenge, a Neolithic landmark, in […]
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