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Depictions of Nature – A Pre-Raphaelite view
William Holman Hunt, The Hireling Shepherd, 1851, © Manchester Art Gallery Spring is just around the corner! What better way to celebrate this blooming season than to admire natur
Contemporary African Art Scene – Birds eye view.
The concept of contemporary African art is often difficult to define. But for good reason; the continent consists of 54 countries, each with its own unique culture, tradition and s
Russian Constructivist Art Movement
Russian Constructivism was a movement that changed art! It emphasizes simple forms and extends to many areas of art. At the same time as the Bolshevik revolution, it became the mea
Africains à connaître absolument ! – Top 10
Following the exhibition Les magiciens de la terre ("Magicians of the Earth") at the Center Pompidou in 1989, a long-deserved appreciation for African art and Western artists quick
10 Surrealist Paintings you should know – Baroque House Magazine
Surrealism was an creative motion born in the early 1900s that formed part of the total Modernist motion taking location throughout this time. It challenged standard and classical
Ecological Art – Origins and history
Art and nature have always found ways to intertwine, with the latter being a great source of inspiration for artists. It comes in many guises: rural and historic for classicists, g
Street art in the heart of contemporary urban landscape.
Urban spaces and art have been linked since the beginning of time, starting with the creation of cave drawings that express life stories and freeze stories in time forever. Our way
A Brief History of Landscape Art – Renaissance to Modern into Contemporary
Just as the landscape of our world has completely changed, the nature of landscape art has evolved significantly over the centuries. Landscape painting is more than just a pretty p
The non-verbal loud art movement – Dance.
Dance is a non-verbal form of representation and expression. In the center is the subjective, aesthetic phase of the body and the formation of movement in space and time. Dance as
