A Review of the Book How Can Art Change Your Life? by Alireza Taheri, Batool Maazallahi

“…According to Dewey’s pragmatic thought, if we put art away and then glorified it, or if we were only engaged in the task of choosing the great works of art, and merely reviewing them, we would have to understand the “role of art”. …”
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La thermoluminescence comme prisme de l’étude du faux : application aux terres cuites chinoises by Armel Bouvier

“…The application of analysis techniques on works of art for more than 10 years in the CIRAM laboratory is useful to illustrate forgers’ crafting, along with the art market variations.…”
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PENCIPTAAN KARYA CETAK TINGGI DENGAN MIXED MEDIA SEBAGAI UPAYA MENCIPTAKAN INOVASI DAN KREASI BERBASIS TRADISI JAWA by Sigit Purnomo Adi, Ariesa Pandanwangi, I Gusti Ngurah Tri Marutama, Sigied Himawan Yudhanto

“…The creation of high-level printed artworks is made with a mix of media on the basis of Javanese tradition visually, so it is hoped that these works of art will be able to compete in the international world. …”
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Packaging the Naked Buddhas by Dina Bangdel

“…This imagining then becomes critical to the marketing/packaging of the commodities as it underscores how these new iconographies are interpreted and sold as continuities of the traditional works of art. As a tourist commodity, these cultural productions, their negotiations with local reception and global consumption provide alternative frameworks to contextualize paradoxical definitions of authenticity, tradition, and innovation.…”
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Le « jonglage » des visiteurs entre œuvres et cartels : de l’étude d’un comportement à l’application d’un principe muséographique. by Anne-Sophie Grassin

“…This paper will describe how the study of object-label juggling act has contributed to the change in attention to writing in the vicinity of works of art and the prospects for applied research that this makes possible.…”
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Re-performing African Literature: A Review of Owonibi’s Translation of three Yoruba Literary works into English – Chief Gaa, Delusion of Grandeur and The Tight Game by Titilope Oluwaseun Oriola

“… Re-performance, the way works of arts are translated into another language with distinct rules and principles yet preserving the aesthetics and values of the original texts, is a major aesthetic resource used by writers to establish their perspectives on translation. …”
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Dramatic transfers: Mural painting and religious theatre in the Western Alps during the sixteenth century by Marianne Cailloux

“…Transference can take place between different media, like religious theatrical mysteries and painted works of art such as alpine chapels’ wall paintings. …”
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Invisibilidade social a partir do filme “O som ao redor”: uma análise honnethiana das patologias sociais no Brasil by Thiago Aguiar Simim

“…It then analyzes how Honneth draws on works of art to identify social pathologies and subsequently applies this method of analysis to the Brazilian film “Neighboring sounds”, of director Kleber Mendonça Filho. …”
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Une chambre à soi : genres et corps en art by Luc Schicharin, Anne-Laure Vernet

“…During the course of 2 symposium respectively called « Genderqueer Workshop : a Reflexion on Contemporary Bodies through the Arts », and « A Room to One’s Own : Genders and Bodies in Art » held from March 2015 to January 2016, the problematic of political subjectivity has been approached through an aestethical and philosophical study of works of art which are organized according to the codes of contemporary art and of militant artistic practices coming from subcultures and popular cultures. …”
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Arrêt sur image(s) : « The Old Icons » de Seamus Heaney by Pascale Amiot-Jouenne

“…As the title suggests, the three pictures are not fictitious works of art, but icons of Irish republicanism and Catholicism associated with the 1798 Rebellion, which anchored the poet’s attachment to the nationalist cause. …”
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Voir les fantômes. Sentir la multiplicité temporelle de la ville grâce aux œuvres d’art by Estelle Grandbois-Bernard

“…Through the study of temporal experiences shaped by three contemporary works of art about the transformation in cities (Souvenirs de Berlin-Est by Sophie Calle, The Writing on the Wall by Shimon Attie and Phantom Shangai by Greg Girard), I try to think about how they let fell the presence of the past in urban space, and how they all seem to suggest that “living together” also mean “living with our ghosts”.…”
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Histoire de constructions et reconstruction de l’Histoire : l’écriture documentaire de Patrick Keiller by Isabelle Cases

“…He offers a vision of the History of his country through its architecture and landscape and associates his images with very numerous references to events, thinkers, artists or works of art, without any strict chronology, as he follows his main character in his reflections and travels. …”
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American rhapsodies revisited: figures de l'altérité et voix mêlées dans Music through the Floor (2005) d'Eric Puchner by Nathalie Vincent-Arnaud

“…In keeping with some famous works of art–mainly musical or cinematographic–aimed at characterizing the U.S.A. as a whole, Puchner's writing gives birth to a rhapsodic form in which, even though they do blend sometimes in an elusive way, each voice is that of a soloist performing on his own in a "community of loners".…”
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Inside and Outside the Landscape. Representation as an Interpretative Tool for the Landscape by Maria Grazia Cianci

“…Or perhaps it depends on some unknown echo of emotions from primitive humans –those who, here and there, deified the most remarkable objects of nature– springs, rocks, peaks, great trees –and, unknowingly, by isolating them, giving them names, and imparting to them a sort of life, transformed them into true works of art; the most ancient art, that of feeling that an expression arises from an impression, and a particular moment becomes a monument of memory– a sublime gift of a prodigious dawn or sunset, the sacred dread of a forest, the exultation on the heights from which the realms of the earth are revealed? …”
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Representation of Money in Visual Advertising Visual Discourse Analysis of Mellat Bank Advertising Campaign by Maryam Kahvand

“…Critical discourse analysis, as one of the approaches that considers both the context of the text and the social context of the text, has made it possible to study discourses in works of art. The purpose of this paper is to introduce visual discourse or visuality as a way to analyze images, and its theoretical framework is dedicated to reviewing the critical visual methodology, which is an integrated model of Rose and Fairclough methodology. …”
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The Introduction of Open and Free Academic Courses in Conservation of Cultural Heritage in Greece by Anna Karatzani, Alexandros Tagoulis, Vasilike Argyropoulos, Athina Alexopoulou, Stamatis Boyatzis, Maria Chatzidaki

“…The 4-year Bachelor Degree in Conservation-Restoration at the Technological Educational Institute (TEI) of Athens has the difficult task of preparing its students to become professional Conservator-Restorers with knowledge and skills in six specializations of either archaeological (objects) conservation or in conservation works of art. Thus, the academic staff of the Department has the challenge to prepare its students to be qualified in practice and knowledge of many specializations of conservation of Cultural Heritage (CH) within its 4 year program. …”
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Critical discourse analysis on gender relations: women's images in Sasak song by Khirjan Nahdi, Usuludin Usuludin, Herman Wijaya, Muh. Taufiq

“…The six images of women in Sasak song texts are contained in works of art for the purpose of disguising the tendencies behind artistic elements, so that they are accepted as truth and reasonableness in history inherited between generations.…”
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Green Worlds: Shakespeare’s Plays and Early Modern Imagery by Anne-Marie COSTANTINI-CORNEDE

“…Once the colour of chivalry, it came to be disparaged, but Vert gai’s vibrant hues and vert perdu’s darker ones still coexisted in proverbs, plays or works of art. Shakespeare’s worlds, even in the very heart of pastoral comedies (A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Winter’s Tale, As You Like It or The Tempest), reveal the same propensity to oscillate between the lightness of ‘gay green’ and the darker, disquieting vein of ‘lost green’. …”
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One Map, Multiple Legends by Noa Roei

“…Taking Detroitas a point of departure, I will present a number of works of art that address the phenomenon in which a military-inflected construction of space yields material and cognitive consequences, naturalising the military’s status as the guiding principle of daily life. …”
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A Critical Review on the Book Persian Art by Marziyeh Ghasemi

“…Enjoying certain historical and cultural features, such works of art and other traditional handicrafts could be categorized in different groups. …”
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