50 Years of Black Art in The African Diaspora. a Brief Overview
A short overview of black art in the African diaspora by Adelaide Damoah.
A Brief History of African-american Art History
This article will briefly cover the history of African-American Art in several broad sociological chunks with respect to America. Throughout the article, key movements and artists will be highlighted from each period.
Questions of Art and The Harlem Renaissance
An exploration of some dilemmas of modernity that arose from the Harlem Renaissance through the text “The New Negro” By Alain Locke and the film “Against the Odds” by Amber Edwards.
The Daimabad Bronze Chariot of India
Bronze Chariot of Daimabad, Maharashtra c. 2000-15000 BC.
Medardo Rosso: Italian Sculptor
When speaking of the most influential sculptors of the 19th century, one must consider the works of Medardo Rosso. His innovative creations influenced and inspired generations of artists after him.
Sacred Spaces in Early History
The similarities and differences between a Roman Church and a Japanese Temple in the first Millennium.
The Holocaust Within the Artistic Postwar German Society
The way in which postwar German artists confronted the legacy of the Holocaust and World War II. Issues of culpability, “memory of an offense,” history and identity come into play in examining, particularly, the photographs of Gerhard Richter and the paintings of Anselm Kiefer.
