Pictori scenografi în secolul al XIX-lea la Teatrul cel Mare din București by Ana Traci

“…A valuable discovery are the sketches and drawings that were identified in the Bucharest National Archives that corroborates written sources with genuine works of art/genuine testimonies dating from the middle and second half of the 19th century. …”
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Joanna I of Anjou (1343–1382) by Paola Vitolo

“…In particular, the following works of art and architecture will be analyzed: the queen’s portraits carved on the front slabs of royal sepulchers (namely those of her mother Mary of Valois and of Robert of Anjou) and on the liturgical furnishings in the church of Santa Chiara in Naples; the images painted in numerous illuminated manuscripts, in the chapter house of the friars in the Franciscan convent of Santa Chiara in Naples, in the lunette of the church in the Charterhouse of Capri. …”
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Discourse “Declaration of Love”: Problem of Automatic Identification (Works of A. P. Chekhov») by L. G. Babenko, A. V. Elston-Biron

“…The problem of revealing the “Declaration of Love” discourse in works of art is considered. The author’s development on the automatic detection of the situation of declaration of love, tested on the material of the work of A. …”
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Fiber arts and generative justice by Sarah Kuhn

“…Conscious fiber activism and critical making can also be used to explicitly draw attention to problems such as overconsumption, waste, industrial “fast fashion,” labor exploitation, environmental degradation, toxic risks, intolerance, and the devaluing of women and their work. Fiber arts have the potential to support environmental and social mutualism and catalyze a new aesthetic of long-term attachment to meaningful objects and communities, reinforcing the creation and conservation of expressive, ecological, and labor value.   …”
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A safe lithium mimetic? The inositol depletion hypothesis rescues an experimental drug for bipolar disorder by Churchill, G, Singh, N, Vasudevan, S

“…Vincent Van Gogh painted for just 10 years, but produced over 2000 works of art in periods of intense productivity and creativity. …”

"After Giambologna": The value of replication and material innovation in late Medicean Florence by Kinney, HW

“…</p> <p>I answer it by investigating how central the Medici's control of the means of production–which included the artist himself–was to the processes of production as well as reproduction of works of art in the seventeenth century. By combining the stories of individual artists with an explication of the court structure, I expose how the court encouraged and rewarded forms of technical and material innovation that were made possible through replication. …”

The power of political cartoons: a case study of Zunar’s ‘Twit Twit Cincin’ by Roslina Abdul Latif, Elgarrai, Sojoud

“…The following study of selected works of art by Zulkiflee Anwar Haque or better known as Zunar, a Malaysian political cartoonist from his book ‘Twit Twit Cincin’. …”
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Art criticism versus art writing: the Malaysian situation by Abdullah, Sarena

“…Curatorial practices have been regarded as unimportant, resulting in repetitive and limited ways of presenting art works. Consequently, art exhibitions tend to be a cluster of work assembled in gallery premises, and usually connected by very loose themes. …”
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Re-examining the Objects of Mystical Reality by Abdullah, Sarena, Chung , Ah Kow

“…This essay attempts to discuss random objects without any aesthetic value selected by these artists as works of art by employing Dickie’s Institutional Theory. …”
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Promotion of The Human Skeletal Heritage: A Milanese Perspective by Cristina Cattaneo, Daniele Gibelli

“…The history and cultural heritage of a city can be evaluated not only through the study of the works of art, artifacts or buildings, but also through the examination of the remains of persons who walked the city in the past millennia. …”
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Psychodynamic Perspective on Psychotic Disorders and the Function of Art in Psychotherapy with Psychotic Patients by Aslı Sarandöl

“…The patient experiences alienation to the culture and has obstacles in making a place for himself in the social context. Working with art elements in treatment functions as a suitable environment for the evolution of pre-symbolic structures and relationships, creating an intermediate-space between concrete and symbolic functionality. …”
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Symbolisation et augmentation : la forme symbolique à l’ère du numérique by Pierluigi Basso Fossali

“…This re-analysis is even more crucial when we consider the development of tool-assisted analysis of works of art and augmented reality devices for images that are increasingly used in museum institutions.…”
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Gebrakan dan Penganekaragaman: Budaya Persaingan dalam Pertumbuhan Seni Pertunjukan Rakyat di Boyolali Jawa Tengah by Kiswanto Kiswanto, Tri Joko, Aris Dwiyanto

“…Its characteristics can be recognized by the pattern of development and diversification of works of art between communities which is carried out by adding and producing forms of art that are distinguished from one another. …”
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Series Under Threat by Laugier Sandra

“…These series are great works of art and can also be seen as powerful tools for educating and informing the public.…”
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Visualising conflicts. An exploration of Canadian artist Mary Riter Hamilton’s paintings: herstory of the war by Hanene Zoghlami

“…I transcend the literal iconographical interpretation of her images and attempt to delve into the ambivalent angle of the painter’s psychological impact on her works of art which was largely under-acknowledged in the recent historiography. …”
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Bandura's Social Cognitive Theory and Its Implementation in Markeso Mudo's Garingan Ludrukan Monologue by Welly Suryandoko

“…This paper aims to create works of art with Bandura's social cognitive theory approach consisting of a) Attention (attention), b) Retention, c) Motion Reproduction and d) Motivation as a foundation in the creative process of art learning in monologue courses in the Drama Concentration, Drama, Dance and Music Education Study Program (Sendratasik) Faculty of Language and Arts, Surabaya State University. …”
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Bodily Transformations as a Sign of Personal Identity Loss of Heroes of World Literature Works of Second Half of XX — early XXI Centuries by A. I. Matvienko, G. A. Solopina

“…The novelty of the research is seen in the fact that previously unexplored works of art by individual writers are analyzed. The authors offer an analysis of the most representative novels of the second half of the 20th — early 21st centuries: “The Last Dream of Reason” by D. …”
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Aesthetic Education of Students in Foreign Language Lessons in Secondary School as a Component of Multicultural Education by Sardalova Luisa Ramzanovna, Gadaborsheva Zarina Ismailovna, Aliyeva Satsita Adamovna

“…For this purpose, excerpts from works of fiction (for example, poems) and other works of art (paintings, movies, etc.) are used to work on language material. …”
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Comparative study in the paradigm of art research and art creation by Bambang Sunarto

“…The aim is to improve epistemological literacy in learning the implementation of research and creating works of art with strong pillars of existence. Anyone concerned with research and art creation has significant potential to carry out academic tasks. …”
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An Evaluation of Annual Luminous Exposure from Daylight in a Museum Room with a Translucent Ceiling by Marcin Brzezicki

“…Next, the annual exposure in K lx·h/year was calculated, as sensitive works of art may be subjected to damage caused by light exposure. …”
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