Tatiana Shlykova
The Association of Art Critics, Russia
The turn to philosophical categories of part and whole is one of the most characteristic features both of art history research and artistic ...
(2015 Russian Art of the 20th Century and Contemporary Russian Art)
Anastasia Guseva
Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia
Artist and teacher Gustav Gustavovich Klutsis was one of the founders of a genre of political posters. The name of Klutsis was unfairly ...
... (Saint Petersburg State University, Russian Federation). Creative Fame: How Artistic Recognition Is Created during Lifetime and after Death
Артистическая слава конструируется через социальные институты. ...
... в Лондоне (RIBA)
VALENTINA KHAIROVA (independent researcher, Russian Federation). To the Creative Heritage of the Russian Abroad: The Works of G.K. Lukomsky in the Collection of the Royal Institute of ...
... changed his creative style, which was basically that of the official Socialist Realism, and reverted to the modernist style he acquired from professors of Tbilisi Academy and other Georgian artists, such ...
... Dying Romanticism of the Old East”: On the Subject of Creative Assignments of Soviet Artists Travelling to Central Asia Based on Materials in the Periodic Press of the 1920s and 1930s
Творческие, или ...
ЕФИМОВА ЕЛЕНА АНАТОЛЬЕВНА (Московский государственный университет имени М.В. Ломоносова, Российская Федерация). Жак Андруэ-Дюсерсо в зеркале искусствоведческой критики
ELENA EFIMOVA (Lomonosov Moscow ...
... will be at the center of this paper. We’ll show the different sides of Varchi and Bronzino creative friendship: beyond the initial homosexual complicity, art, poetry and spirituality deepened with time ...
... arts must no longer respond to the ‘mimesis’ but to the ‘phantasia’, which is meant to be creative imagination which translates the transcendent beauty and truth into the earthly world (Philostratus, Apollonius ...
... Parallels
Tatiana Shlykova. Aesthetics of Part and Whole in Creative Process and Conservation Practice
Sergey Klimenko, Julia Klimenko, Dmitry Karelin. Scientific 3D-Reconstructions of the Architectural ...
... creative project in a visually engaging way. It usually has the same chapters as your research paper:
Introduction
The purpose of your research
Methods of your research
Results ...
... Europa – Il Dizionario dei Pittori". Milano, 2003.
Portrait of an artist in Soviet literature of the 1920–1970s // Phenomenon of creative personality in culture. Moscow, 2006
The ...
... creative approach that connects art and science, while placing both within a wider integrity.
“Predisciplinary work” takes place in an experiential sphere preliminary to the separation of theory and ...
... wrote, “Any genuine creative work perceives itself not as a start or continuation but as a revival — it is how this one and only law may be laid down”. The revival of the notion of “fine” has become one ...
... in the so-called non-equilibrium systems unexpected qualitative leaps can lead to a more complex internal structure. This is true for the artist’s behaviour and for the structure of creative process. Works ...
Grigory Isaev
Saint Tikhon’s Orthodox University, Russia
The paper examines interaction of religion and art. Any culture is in fact a cult of certain spiritual powers: either light — creative, ...
... was ceased, it remained a monument to the creative surge comparable in importance with the projects of the Renaissance. The report will be accompanied with a presentation of pictures from St. Petersburg ...
... Tikhonov on the Novodevichy cemetery in Moscow and to Alexander Abdulov in Khanty-Mansiysk). Coexistance of these two facetes of his creative personality seems paradoxical, but it is perfectly natural ...
... should unveil ideas, embodied in nature, according to the other — art should express ideas, which can be materialized in no other way than by human creative activity. Whereas artists who shared the first ...
... of the state (authority), culture and religion, as culture again was able to influence politics through creative personalities, whilst art and an artist were endowed with spiritual and social functions. ...