InTerri Hanson MeadbyTerri Hanson Mead·Aug 31You Don’t Have to Understand Art to Love It: The Argument for Museum MondaysI love art museums and I love art, but I don’t love every museum I visit or every piece of art I see. Often, I don’t even understand what…
Kriszti Van Aster·Mar 5Why art is always subjectiveInsider thoughts from an artist.A response icon1A response icon1
Jennie Snigur·Dec 14, 2024Seeing Pain, Finding Meaning: My Experience with ‘Barbed Hula’Sigalit Landau, “Barbed Hula”. The first time I saw this performance was many years ago, at the beginning of my art history studies. The…
Sonia Enache·Sep 23, 2023The Birth of “Furtuna”- My First Steps on the Art RoadIn Romanian, “furtuna” means “tempest”, maybe you were wondering who is Furtuna from the title. This is the name of the first painting I…A response icon1A response icon1
Nadja Maril·Feb 28, 2022Searching for the Right Words When Learning To TangoOur Tango teacher Julie was trying to find a word to describe that first moment just before you dance, when you establish a connection with…
Trevett Allen·Feb 21, 2022Language Learning: Talking About ArtI teach a number of subjects. When I am not teaching art or English I miss talking about art. When I am teaching technology or science, I…
InNature CapturebyAnkit Priyadarshi·Jan 11, 2022How To Write Poetry?It’s worth a try!A response icon7A response icon7
Debra Thimmesch·Jul 7, 2021How do you write an art history paper? Visual analysis, Step III: Analyzing an artworkCreating a compelling visual analysis of an artwork is like an investigation. You, the art history sleuth, search for clues that can tell…
Maggie Levine·Sep 18, 2020ArtWrite 9/18: Bea DentonFor this ArtWrite, I was inspired by the image as well as the artist’s statement on her Instagram profile: “Bea Denton: Visual artist…
