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Mar 5, 202310 min read

Changing New York. The photographic cultural expression of a developing urban ideology by Berenice

The contribution of Berenice Abbott in the photographic reconstitution of the urban environment is very important and can be summarized in

Jan 24, 202317 min read

Masculine‑feminine fantasies: the phantasmagorias of Hans Bellmer

In 2013, the publishing house Word/Image Territory reissued the book Bellmer, or The Anatomy of Physical Unconsciousness and Love. On one of

Nov 15, 202229 min read

Seeing, Ideas, and Collaboration - art of Andy Warhol

The initial impression and feeling that Andy Warhol was in love with seeing, become stronger, persistent, and overwhelming as the enormous b

Apr 30, 20205 min read

Ethic and Photographic: Sally Mann

How much is the conception of art and its banning a matter of times? Taking into consideration Sally Mann’s Immediate Family (1992) and the

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Apr 15, 202039 min read

Women's Work: Representing the hysterical body in the late works of Louise Bourgeois

In this paper, I will explore the sculptural representation of the hysterical body in some of Louise Bourgeois's late fabric figurative work

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Apr 23, 20182 min read

Twentieth-Century Egyptian Art

"The Dancing Horse and the Musicians of Upper Egypt" Signed circa 1950 RAGHEB AYAD 1892 – 1982. Ragheb Ayad was born in Cairo on the 10th...

Aug 7, 201715 min read

In Memory of Andy Warhol: 1928-1987

Andy Warhol (Andrew Warhola) was born on August 6, 1928 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He was a legendary American artist and filmmaker,...