Imagens da Arte by Maria Filomena Borja de Melo

“…As well, the owners, those who proceeded or ordered were more appreciated than the artists or art workers. Short, it was much more important to do something, and do it well, than to care how and who did: that was, more or less, what Saint Thomas claimed.…”
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The 2022 Copyright Amendment Bill: Implications for the South African universities’ research economy by Keyan Tomaselli

“…The potential implications of the Bill for South African authors and artists operating in the educational environment are described. …”
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Le musée vivant et le centenaire de l’abolition de l’esclavage : pour une reconnaissance des cultures africaines by Danielle Maurice

“…Cet engagement tient aux fondateurs de l’APAM, aux liens avec les artistes qui ont œuvré pour la reconnaissance de l’art africain et, en cette période de décolonisation, à la volonté de rencontrer l’Afrique vivante. …”
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Reading and (not) seeing? by Sandra Saayman

“…Angel, to be framed; the implications of the discussion that takes place at the framer’s dominate the text from this point on. The presence of the artist in a frame shop, as well as the description of the framer closely examining the work of art, lead the reader to expect an ekphrasis, in other words, a detailed verbal description of the work of art S.A. …”
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Conversation sur le terrain by Blandine Brière, Alice Broilliard, Juliette Vignes, Julien Viniane

“…As part of the Landscape Plan, a team of landscape architects, sound artists and web developers has developed an online sound map to provide an accessible digital tool for sharing reflections concerning future landscapes on a large scale. …”
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Ambiguous Territory by Kathy Velikov, Cathryn Dwyre, Chris Perry, David Salomon

“…The exhibition Ambiguous Territory: Architecture, Landscape and the Postnatural assembles a shifting tide of practices, objects, and images by architects, landscape architects, and artists that points to ways of operating within this new paradigm.…”
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La vie affective des objets. Sur quelques reliques de l’atelier d’Ingres by Clara Lespessailles

“…This participation in the construction of the artist’s myth is manifested in the singular fetishism attributed to the creative space and, ultimately, to the objects within it. …”
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Adébáyọ̀ Fálétí, Icon on Screen by Toluwanimi Ibikunle

“…Long before he became a star film actor, Adébayọ́ Fa ̀ ́leti’s impressive body of works ́ as a poet, theatre artiste, journalist, translator, broadcaster, writer and culture administrator had firmly established his vast knowledge and mastery of Yorùbá language and philosophy. …”
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Thick as Trees: Kinship and Place in Transatlantic Small Press Poetry Networks by Ross Hair

“…L’objectif de cet article est de démontrer comment les réseaux de petites maisons d’édition dans les années 1960 et 1970 ont non seulement fourni des plateformes essentielles pour la diffusion et le partage des œuvres poétiques, mais ont aussi offert les moyens de formuler une critique de la condition géographique en façonnant une “société” transatlantique socialement plus inclusive pour poètes, artistes et éditeurs.…”
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Theatre and Psychoanalysis: or Jung on Martin Crimp's Stage: “100 Words” by Solange Ayache

“…Our point is that this “collage” of disarticulated words inserted by Crimp into the dialogue of three anonymous art critics ironically emphasizes the absence of the main character, the suicidal artist, and her refusal to undergo “treatment.” Anne’s posthumous silence both ignores the psychoanalyst’s trigger words and mocks the critics’ conflicting opinions. …”
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« Duplessis ne donne pas aux étrangers. » Le regard du caricaturiste Robert La Palme sur les politiques du gouvernement Duplessis en matière d’immigration, 1944-1959 by Alexandre Turgeon

“…By giving particular attention to debates concerning these matters under the Duplessis era, we will study the treatment given to these by the artist in his caricatures, that is how he brought these issues into the public space, specifically in electoral context where Unionists and Liberals alike faced each other, using an arsenal of stereotypes, clichés and visual codes. …”
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Mocking Andromeda in Julia Constance Fletcher’s The Fantasticks (1900) by Rebecca Nesvet

“…The early 2000s, Catherine Delyfer observes, saw unprecedented scholarly interest in the fin-de-siècle’s ‘more conflicted women artists, essayists, poets, and novelists, whose works often broach New Woman themes but from an aloof, highly literary angle, foregrounding aesthetic issues and complex gendered perspectives’ (Delyfer 14). …”
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Development of Aesthetic Perception in 4-8-Year-Old Children Using the Method of Observing Artworks by Jurga Sidabrienė

“…It also introduces recommended artists from foreign studies, identifies the most effective ways and forms of presenting artworks for the development of children’s aesthetic perception, and reviews the contexts and practices of applying the art observation method in international studies for children aged 4–8. …”
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Using Fabric Cutoffs to Create Branding Patchwork Designs Around Kabale Town. by Amutuheire, Anold

“…The findings are significant for artists and designers, emphasizing how recycling fabric offcuts can lower costs and promote environmental conservation. …”
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Dari Kentrung hingga Ken Palman: Pasang Surut Kesenian Kentrung Jepara, 1970-2021 by Alamsyah Alamsyah, Siti Maziyah, Vicky Very Angga

“…Apart from that, kentrung also has to face the problem of regeneration because apart from the lack of spectators, there are also very few young people who are interested in becoming kentrung artists. The situation is becoming increasingly threatening to the existence of kentrung because the Covid-19 Pandemic is hitting the world. …”
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Market of the Russian avant-garde painting: investment potential and characteristics of auctioning by D. L. Morozova

“…Given that the potential of studying the national art market is not sufficiently fulfilled, the author has set the following purposes in this article: to study characteristics of investing in the Russian avant-garde artists and to build an econometric model (on the example of the “Knave of Diamonds” society). …”
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Beyond the Acronym: Intersections of STEAM, Cybernetics, and Leadership Nurturing by Christopher Dignam

“…The incorporation of a cybernetic mindset, presented through a theoretical Cybernetic Three-Realm Model, enriches a dCoP by addressing (1) a Canvas for Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL), (2) an Artist’s Palette for Authentic Artifacts, and (3) The Paints of Modalities for Learning. …”
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Which Medievalism? The Case of Ford Madox Brown by Laurent Bury

“…This combination of nationalism and Aestheticism shows how medieval beauty could be an infinite source of inspiration for Victorian artists.…”
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La médiatisation d'un tourisme « hors des sentiers battus » dans une édition touristique créative by Pascale Argod

“…Le genre éditorial hybride du carnet de voyage, de l’ouvrage au blog, offre une large déclinaison, du guide au livre d’artiste, qui favorise la construction de lieux touristiques à partir du rapport du voyageur au monde et de son expérience vécue. …”
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