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History of Menstrual Blood in Art Menstruation is a normal biological process and a vital...
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Zodiac Signs as Famous Buildings Throughout History Architecture covers a wide array of aesthetics, purposes,...
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The Father of Midcentury Modern: The Lasting Impact of Gilbert Rohde There are few design...
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Starlinc Asks, What Are People Wearing in New York, Summer 2023? Some say everything starts...
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Eggcellent Art: Egg Symbolism in Art History Have you ever looked at a painting, read...
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Mermaids are majestic, mysterious, and beautiful sea creatures that inhabit our oceans; for thousands of...
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Paintings in Horror Films Are you a lover of art? How about horror movies? Those...
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Art Therapy: How Art Can Increase Happiness Therapy is one of the most valuable forms...
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The Evolution of Photography: the Camera Last December, at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida, I...
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Moody Hues: How Color Affects Emotions in Art Ever wondered how Picasso’s ‘blue’ period achieves...
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Introduction One of the many consistencies present throughout mankind’s history is a fascination with endings....
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Pushing boundaries is no new concept in the art world. From Duchamp to Pollock, artists...
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When we think of Japanese art, we typically associate it with Anime—hand-drawn and computer-generated animation...
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The art market runs on value. High-value pieces draw up enough hype about high-value artists...
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If you played with dolls as a child, you probably remember all their little doll-sized...
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Performance art and performing arts: two sides of the same conceptual coin It’s easy to...
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Anime—the catch-all term for hand-drawn and computer animation produced in Japan—has sprouted its own deep-rooted...
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The still life painting is a familiar and cherished genre of art, beloved across cultures...
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The Many Manifestations of Art Attacks—Art and Psychology Stendhal Syndrome describes a phenomenon where someone...
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You’ve heard about art books, but what about books that look like art? Book covers...
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Since its invention, the watch has been a symbol of wealth, a declaration of personal...
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Do you find meandering from room to room in a museum, silently staring at art...
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Art reflects method. Where there is a masterpiece, there are hundreds of hours of planning...
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Fashion frequently borrows inspiration from art movements such as Impressionism, Cubism, Surrealism, and Realism. In...
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Since the first time I watched The Way (2010), I have wanted to visit the...
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World War II witnessed a profusion of horrific and inhumane human rights violations, among which...
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Throughout its long history, Japan has produced several artworks that have become synonymous with the...
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From the early stages of cognitive development, we are inundated with the notion that written...
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Whimsical, ethereal, and mystical depictions of fairies from the Victorian era are an absolute delight...
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At first glance, ballet and mixed martial arts (MMA) don’t seem to have anything in...
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"Do I contradict myself? Very well then I contradict myself, (I am large, I contain...
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Have you ever lost something, looked for hours in every place it could possibly be,...
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The year marks the 30th anniversary of Steven Spielberg’s film Schindler’s List. His three-hour film...
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Artists such as Georges Seurat and Paul Signac gained stature following the height of the...
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Preservation keeps us from losing something valuable to us. We write in journals and take...
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One of the things that consistently unifies people from all different backgrounds is the love...
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As challenging the status quo took the world by storm, counterculture shifted away from canvases...
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Did you know deep in the Black Hills of South Dakota lies a monument called...
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A History of Gothic Architecture Architecture is an art form so powerful that, when done...
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When Aristotle said, “The more you know, the more you realize you don’t,” he probably...
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If you ever find yourself in Denver, Colorado, you’ll encounter two of its most iconic...
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Overnight sensations come and go. Viral dances, comedic sketches, short-lived romances—social media has become the...
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When discussing famous artists, their careers and lives often take precedence. Art historians are fascinated...
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One of the biggest cliches in creative expression is “art imitates life.” Even uttering the...
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Barbie, the iconic doll from 1959, is the talk of the summer with the release...
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Chicago is home to a wide array of unique and stunning architecture. Credited as the...
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July marks 33 years since the Americans with Disabilities Act was passed, which prohibited discrimination...
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On May 26, 2023, I attended the grand opening of the exhibition Bo Bartlett: Earthly...
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