Unveiling Untold Realities: A Journey Through Artistic Expression by Rajarshi Chattopadhyay

“…From the Harlem Renaissance to the feminist art movement, art has played a pivotal role in amplifying marginalised voices and advocating for justice and equality. …”

Scientific Illustration: from Informational Support to a Culture of Participation by D. K. Lisovsky

“…Liberalization of image tools, development of educational comics, information visualization and data visualization, as well as the appearance of SciArt movement – all these factors make the problem of professional selfidentification of scientific illustrators urgent.…”
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Rozpaky nad Hábou : příspěvek k dějinám masové písně by Lubomír Spurný

“…. -- We can't deny that the development of the work song had prepared an important ideological base for post war socialist realism - this is not an art movement but more a "political campaign". This type of art can't be erased by moral appeal or by any attempt to wipe it out. …”
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Il cinema come codice visuale (traduzione di Alice Bravin) by Marija Kuvšinova

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Aesthetics in Experimental Animations Based on Pop Art Elements from the Perspective of John Dewey by Farshid Moayerifar, Ramtin Shahbazi

“…The research delves into the origins of Pop Art movement, which emerged as a response to growing division between subjective perspectives of avant-garde artists and the general public. …”
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Evolution of Jean-Léon Gérôme's colour schemes by Wu, Jamin Jiamian

“…The set of methods constructed for this research can also be applied to analyse any other artist or art movement. Both the above research outputs can be useful for practising artists who are interested in learning about colour schemes. …”
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Street art as a flower in the cement for urban regeneration. Interview with the street artist Bifido by Margherita Cicala

“…This work was born from the idea to question on most give the word to a major exponent of the street art movement and clarify the most diffused insights about this type of representation and communication. …”
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New Approaches to Chicana/o Art: The Visual and the Political as Cognitive Process by Guisela Latorre

“…While this trend within the scholarship has been quite pertinent to the ideals of the Chicana/o arts movement, this intellectual approach has dominated the field at the expense of visual analyses. …”
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Comparative Inter-theoretical Reading of Two Novels Please Close the Door and City of Glass by Razie Fani, Ali Taslimi, Mahmoud Ranjbar

“…This artwork belongs to the postmodern art movement. It is important to acknowledge that the presence of deconstructive elements in a novel may cause discomfort and boredom for readers who are unfamiliar with this style of postmodern writing and are unable to recognize such works. …”
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