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Cindy Sherman via MoMA

Emma Segrest

Cindy Sherman and Feminist Art

Cindy Sherman, known for her self-portraits, hesitates to label her art as feminist, often challenging the male gaze and prompting feminist interpretations.

Delvaux, Night Train

Rosella Parra

Trains

Trains, evolving since their 1804 inception, remain vital in transport and art, influencing literature and paintings with themes of mystery and transition.

Eduardo Paolozzi via The Scotsman

Madelyn Kenney

Eduardo Paolozzi

Eduardo Paolozzi's art blends science critique and pop culture, highlighting humanity's role in scientific progress through sculptures.

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Jesslyn Low

Ukiyo-e and Kabuki

Dive into the history of the Japanese art form Ukiyo-e and its use in depicting the traditional theatrical form Kabuki in culture and art history.

Annunciation (1443) by Fra Angelico; Fra Angelico, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Lily Frye

Angels In Christianity

The Renaissance inspired modern thought, art, and religion, evolving depictions of angels and ideas and shaping Western culture, specifically Biblically.

DigiKids

Rebecca Levenson

DigiKids

DigiKids, a dynamic and inclusive family-owned interactive playground, opened its doors in December of 2023 at the Galleria Mall in Fort Lauderdale.

Exhibit Poster

Rosella Parra

Sporting Fashion at the Cummer Museum

The Cummer Museum in Jacksonville, Florida, is featuring its newest and most exhilarating exhibit yet - Sporting Fashion: Outdoor Girls 1800 to 1960.

Tom Lea, Two-Thousand Yard Stare

Louise Irpino

Why Does The Internet Love The Two-Thousand Yar...

Delve into Thomas C. Lea's 1944 WWII-era illustration, The Two-Thousand Yard Stare, the role of a war artist, and the painting's incorporation into memes.

Phenomenon of Floating

Lily Frye

Rob Gonsalves

Rob Gonsalves blends reality with fantasy through his Magic Realism art, evoking a sense of whimsical escapism that captures the imagination of all.

North Korea Satellite View via WIkimedia

Madelyn Kenney

Satellite Art

Satellite art is considered a magnum opus of intersectional arts because it provides the public with a tangible view of the world using raw data.