Introduction #6 by Julie Abbou, Aron Arnold, Sophie Bailly, Maria Candea, Mona Gérardin-Laverge, Magali Guaresi, Noémie Marignier

“…is a varia issue with a strong topical coherence: in the "Research" section, the articles explore forms of feminist and queer artistic and cultural resistance in different contexts (North America, Latin America, Europe, Africa) involving various means of expression (cinema, literature, visual arts). The "Creations" section, which provides two original literary works, playing in a feminist and subversive way with and about the language, echoes these scientific articles in a beautiful way. …”
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Accessibility and innovation: IEB Minecraft as a tool for collection exploration by Pedro B. de Meneses Bolle

“…ABSTRACT The Instituto de Estudos Brasileiros (IEB) has designed a video game in which playerscreate their own characters and enter the institution’s building to playfully explore the collections distributed among the Archives, the Library and the Visual Arts Collection. The aim of the launch of IEB Minecraft is to promote the Institute to a new audience - with an estimated age between 12 and 20 years old -, already accustomed to using the digital language and the world of games, becoming an innovative way to provide young people with access to the IEB collections playfully and interactively. …”
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“Depth of field” or “negative forms”: space/syntax from HDR digital photography to hypermedia navigation by Marie-Madeleine Martinet

“…The article explores the notions related to the perception of the figure/ground contrast in the visual arts. Starting from the history of the words “negative” and “depth of field” in 19th-century photography, it studies solutions such as the possible combinations of main object and background from overexposed and underexposed photos. …”
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Joseph Moiseevitch Tchaikov. De la Ruche des Makhmadim à l’idéologie soviétique (1910-1937) by Marie Vacher

“…With him, La Ruche was no longer that of Chagall and Soutine, but a laboratory for the creation of a “Jewish style in the visual arts”. The Yiddish avant-garde found its place within the Russian avant-garde, and the “super-eclecticism” of Jewish art defined by Abram Efros became the means of attaining the universal.…”
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Illustrating Victorian Poetry: The Dynamics of Photographic Tableaux Vivants by Gwendoline Koudinoff

“…This essay therefore demonstrates how photographic tableaux vivants emulate traditional visual arts and how they exemplify a transformative and modern interpretation of Victorian poetry.…”
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Das artes tradicionais à economia criativa: a pintura indígena da Austrália e sua inserção no sistema das artes by Ilana Seltzer Goldstein

“…This is particularly – but not exclusively – true in sectors that comprise the so-called creative economy, as the design, visual arts, music, fashion, food etc. In contemporary societies, merchandises stand out for their uniqueness and for having both economic value and symbolic value. …”
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Eliot’s Modernist Manifesto by Viorica Patea

“…This article reconsiders Eliot’s concepts of tradition and impersonality in the light of the revolution that took place in the visual arts in the first decades of the twentieth century, whose experimental language he tried to transfer to poetic practice. …”
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Tension in Modernist Art and Lyric Poetry at the Beginning of the 20th Century in Estonian Culture: Ernst Enno and Others by Anneli Mihkelev

“…Ridala and Enno also used visual effects, and their texts have been set to music as well as becoming part of the visual arts in films and serials. The paper analyses the verbal texts of Enno and Ridala, and the interaction between visual and verbal texts. …”
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Ceci n’est pas le territoire: Transcending the Visual and Literary Frame by Dane Coult

“…By examining the work of David Foster Wallace and select works in the visual arts previously labeled as “metapainting,” the article seeks to demonstrate that this new categorization resolves critical problems that result when art simultaneously draws attention to its frame and to the authenticity of experience.…”
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CHURU-KOHO POTTERY OF LAM DONG PROVINCE IN RELATION TO CHAM POTTERY by Van Mon Truong

“…They are similar in name, visual arts, type, and pottery firing method. These types of pottery have been common in Central Vietnam and the Central Highlands for a long time. …”
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Eggcellent Adventures in Classroom Embryology: An Intracurricular Guide to Chicken Embryology by Shaina Spann, Judy Levings

“…The 31 lessons address math, language arts, and visual arts, in addition to agricultural literacy and science concepts. …”
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Eggcellent Adventures in Classroom Embryology: An Intracurricular Guide to Chicken Embryology by Shaina Spann, Judy Levings

“…The 31 lessons address math, language arts, and visual arts, in addition to agricultural literacy and science concepts. …”
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New Values of Cultural Heritage and the Need for a New Paradigm Regarding its Care by Iwona Szmelter

“…The complex care of cultural heritage in the field of visual arts involves a set of new values, stories, ideas, traditions, symbols, attitudes, and accomplishments. …”
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Intertextuality as a Poetic Rewriting Strategy in Pelin Batu’s Self-Translated Poems by Göksenin Abdal

“…In conclusion, it has been determined that Pelin Batu, as a Turkish poet, enriches her poems through intertextuality as a rewriting strategy with quotations, allusions and borrowing from various figures of literature, visual arts, art history, philosophy, and science.…”
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The The Transformative Power of Cultural Heritage: The Avant-garde of the Interwar Period at the Exhibitions of the Museum of Art in Łódź towards the Conservative Turn by Piotr Słodkowski

“…What the author reflects upon is how the visual arts of the twenty-year interwar period (1918–1939) have been represented in museum exhibitions organized in the twenty-first century. …”
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Art therapy and brain injury: making the invisible visible by Denise R. Wolf, Michele D. Rattigan

“…Our first-person and caregiver perspectives offer examples of visual arts-based communication between patients, health professionals, and family members. …”
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Léo Malet ou le roman noir américain made in France by Crystel Pinçonnat

“…A former member of the surrealist movement, Malet, in fact, did not copy but subverted the traditional aesthetics of noir fiction by injecting into it, among other things, the surrealist practice of décollage, a technique that breaks the barriers between literature and the visual arts.…”
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Synaesthetic emergence: a scoping review of factors facilitating synaesthetic states in non-synaesthetes through arts engagement by Dominik Havsteen-Franklin, Valeria Perboni

“…The review spans a diverse array of arts engagement practices, music, dance, visual arts, performance, and culinary events, to investigate how these modalities can evoke synaesthetic experiences in non-synaesthetes. …”
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