Comparative Study of Types of Men's Jewelry at the Safavid Court with Indian Great Mughals by Masomeh Kasi Matak, Mitra Shateri, Abbasali Ahmadi, Bahareh Taghavi Nezhad

“…It should be noted that due to the importance and multiplicity of diverse works of art in these historical periods, this research can be considered as an introduction to the wide range of jewelry, as one of the types of industrial arts and its various applications, and can illuminate an important part of the history. …”
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The unknown Dobychina: collector, museum worker and writer. Dobychina non conosciuta: collezionista, impiegata museale e scrittrice by Olga Muromtseva

“…After the Revolution she was appointed the head of the exhibitions department of Petrograd branch of the IZO Commissariat for Education, participating in the organization of the "First State Free Exhibition of Works of Art" which was inaugurated the 13th of April, 1919 in the nationalized Winter Palace. …”
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The Voyatzis Mansion in Aegina, Greece: A Historical and Architectural Approach and Physicochemical Documentation of the Wall Painting Decoration by Athena Georgia Alexopoulou, Zoe Georgiadou, Panagiotis Ilias, Agathi Anthoula Kaminari

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Chemical Characterization of Waterlogged Charred Wood: The Case of a Medieval Shipwreck by Eirini Mitsi, Stamatis Boyatzis, Anastasia Pournou

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Manufacturing of ceramic venus figurine replica from a mold by combining traditional and digital technologies by Sunita Saha, Anna Tomkowska, Jacek Martusewicz, Robert Sitnik

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Islamic Art, Exhibitionary Oder, World Exhibitions, Art Biennials, Contemporary Islamic Art. by Mohammad reza Moridi, Behzad Moridi

“…Therefore, the study of art events (exhibitions, biennials and festivals) is a good approach to explain how to interpret and recognize works of art. It is from this perspective that we can know how the works of Islamic art were known, interpreted and understood in different periods. …”
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Study of Political and Cultural Developments during the Reign of the Safavid Shah Tahmasb and Its Effect on Painting of This Period according to Reflection Theory by Saeedeh Sajadi Baghbadorani, Alireza Khaje Ahmad Attari, Mohammad Taghi Ashouri, Alireza Khoddamy

“…This approach focuses on researching works of art to enhance our knowledge and understanding of society. …”
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Analysis of the Subject and Content of the Designs of the Safavid Period Copper Coins (Foluses) with Emphasis on the Patterns of the Lion and the Sun by mohammad akbari, Majid reza Moghanipour

“…Iranian and Shiite artists reflected the spirit of Shiite thought, i.e. devotion to the family of the Prophet and the Imams, and especially Ali ibn Abi Talib (AS) himself in various ways in their works of art. This article aims to explore the hidden and less studied characteristics of copper coins or foluses of this period. …”
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Moral, self-interested, and social motivation each predict compliance with social distancing rules: utilitarianism is an indirect positive predictor by Daniel B. Cohen, Lauren L. Saling, Eunro Lee, Anabella Zagura

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Randomness as a generative principle in art and architecture by Verbeeck, Kenny

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Selected conservation projects in Marina el-Alamein in the 2014 and 2015 seasons by Marlena Koczorowska, Wojciech Osiak, Piotr Zambrzycki

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Interpretation of Numerical Concepts and Geometric Codes Hidden in the Decoration and Architecture of Soltaniyeh Dome by Lida Balilan Asl, Saeid Hasanpour Loumer, Hannaneh Fayyaz Moghaddam

“…The use of geometry in arrays and works of art and Islamic architecture has been a gateway to the knowledge of unknown universal codes, the manifestation of which is derived from the concepts of God. …”
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The Method of Participation of Architectural Elements in Conveying the Meaning of "Truth" in the Painting "Yousef's Escape from Zulaikha" by Kamal Al-Din Behzad by Alireza Bvandiyan

“…That is why, instead of analyzing Iranian works of art from the perspective of tradition (in its original meaning), they have paid attention to them from a purely historical perspective. …”
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The Explanation of Bird Motif on Iranian Ashura Posters with Approach of Roman Jakobson’s Theory (The 80 and 90s SH) by Fatemeh Asgari, Syyed Abutorab Ahmadpanah

“…One of the themes that artists have always used as the basis for the creation of their works of art is the historical epic of Ashura. When placed at the forefront of religious concepts such as Ashura, the representation also uses signs, codes, and communication signs to express its meanings. …”
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Vladan Radovanović's "syntheѕic art" by Janković Ivana

“…By formulating in detail his theory of synthesic art, Radovanović has given us a key for the understanding and analysis of his works of art. For example, we have analyzed several of his earlier multi-media works (Dreams, vocovisual works Desert (Pustolina), Polyaedar, Ball, Change and Vocovisual omages, and polymedia projects Electrovideoaudio, Building of Rooms-Signs, The Great Sounding Tactyzone, Polim 2, Polim 3, video-work Variations for TV) as well as one of his latest synthesic works, Constellations, in order to describe the practical realization of his theory, and to demonstrate how his poetic model is equally precise and flexible. …”
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RhGareh® by Welyne, J.J.

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Recognition of Origins of Plaster Decorations of Chohar-Soffehs in Dosiran Village (Fars Province) by Nadia Ashayeri, Behzad Vasigh

“…Finally, it was concluded that two types of these inscriptions have a body similar to the plaster altars of the Ilkhanid period and in terms of content have the salient features of the plasterwork of this period; nevertheless, works of art combining the late Sassanid and early Islamic periods can also be seen in the drawings of all these inscriptions. …”
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The Course of Reflecting Mythological-epic Themes and Narratives in Contemporary Poetry of Afghanistan (from the Constitution to 1380 AH) by Mohammad Daneshgar, Seyed Ali Ghasemzadeh, Reza Chehreghani

“…It discusses the miraculous action in the indeterminate time of beginning, as superhuman experiences and as a mental-imaginative process with the help of works of art. It is recreated and continues to live with the help of this cultural element. …”
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Archaeological and geophysical survey at the site of Khirbat as-Sar (Sara), Jordan by Jolanta Młynarczyk, Mariusz Burdajewicz, Robert Ryndziewicz, Julia Burdajewicz

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Research and conservation in Marina el-Alamein in 2016 (Polish–Egyptian Conservation mission) by Rafał Czerner, Grażyna Bąkowska-Czerner, Wiesław Grzegorek, Piotr Zambrzycki

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