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Foreword Surrealism’s Gender Issues 101 articles intend to illustrate the problems Surrealism’s artworks generated regarding gender and...

Architecture is possibly the most comprehensive and eclectic form of art, and the multifaceted city of New Orleans is an emblematic example.

Foreword Surrealism’s Gender Issues 101 articles intend to illustrate the problems Surrealism’s artworks generated regarding gender and...

The Pre-Raphaelites saw in Shakespeare’s Ophelia the ideal Victorian woman.

Remaining anonymous in today's society is an arduous task when everything, down to your most intimate desire, is regulated. At times,...

Through the analysis of Borges' short story, the article seeks to uncover the significance of ruins from a contemporary viewpoint.

This article dives into the differences that existed in La Belle Époque regarding expressions of art.

The second installment of this 101 series focuses on 'Alebrijes', their history, prevalence in modern popular culture, and their importance.

The analysis of Vermeer's 'The Art of Painting'.

Can you remember your last truly great conversation? It might have been intense or lighthearted, even confrontational; it might have been...

Transgressive, daring, and devoided of theories, the controversial artist Hundertwasser defined with his art a World already in demise.

This article is an introduction to the Mexican Folk Art 101 series and explores the various changes folk art has undergone through time.

This articles explores Toulouse-Lautrec's artwork and its representation of 19th century Paris.

In a world grown weary and cynical, perhaps we need villains as much as heroes to inform our evaluation of moral systems.

This article explores the complex relationship between Molière and Modernity.

In 19th century British art, much has been written about the male artists such as William Morris, William Turner and John Everett...

Metal music and classical music have numerous common points. Let's explore them through this article!

First tankōbon volume of the Kuroshitsuji manga series. Yana Toboso, 2006 Hell hath no fury like… or so they say. Perhaps, Hell can hath...

In Germany during the 19th century, a century in which modernization was somewhat slower than in countries such as England, new ideas...

Molière is a cornerstone of French culture. This short article examines some of his contribution to the genre of comedy in the 17th century