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1. Open Call 2024: (News); ... and the museum practice. The forum is interdisciplinary in nature, as the chronological range of the discussed topics covers all periods - from the prehistoric era to the present. We welcome art historians, ...; Created on 29 March 2024
2. Actual Problems of Theory and History of Art XI: (Uncategorised); ... art history and the museum practice. The forum is interdisciplinary in nature, as the chronological range of the discussed topics covers all periods - from the prehistoric era to the present. We welcome ...; Created on 08 April 2022
3. Actual Problems of Theory and History of Art X: (Uncategorised); ... interaction between the academic art history and the museum practice. The forum is interdisciplinary in nature, as the chronological range of the discussed topics covers all periods - from the prehistoric ...; Created on 08 April 2022
4. Information letter 2022: (News); ... in nature, as the chronological range of the discussed topics covers all periods - from the prehistoric era to the present. We welcome art historians, cultural study specialists, archaeologists, conservators, ...; Created on 30 March 2022
5. КУЛАКОВА О.Ю. Исследовательский интерес: (2020 Western Art of the Modern Times); ... nature in early modern Europe, 1500–1700. London, 2011] исследуются традиции изображения насекомых в работах таких художников, как Й. Хофнагель, Альдорванди, Мария Сибилла Мериан. К подобным темам обращается ...; Created on 12 November 2020
6. A. LICORDARI, A. PELLEGRINO. Scenes of Daily Life in the Mosaics of Ancient Ostia: (2020 Art of the Ancient World); ... aspects of circus competitions. These representations are mainly used in the thermal baths, which by their nature were places intended for recreation to social relations and body care. 2) Peasant life ...; Created on 12 November 2020
7. Genre Chronological Typology: Basic Theoretical Model and Its Cognitive Potential: (2015 Theory of Art); ... or man-made nature, divine nature and perfect spiritual reality in inexhaustible variety. Genre chronological typology is a hierarchical dynamic system, whose properties are manifested to different extents ...; Created on 02 January 2016
8. Christianity, Folklore and Moral-Aesthetic Ideals of the Russians: (2015 Artistic Culture and Cult); ... pre-Petrine and Russia of the Age of Enlightment, there is some specificity of folklore in cultural of these historical periods, pagan in its nature, which contradicts basic components of official orthodox ...; Created on 02 January 2016
9. The problem of Exhibiting Contemporary Sculpture in the Space of a Cult Complex. On the Example of the Exhibition Project «БЛАГОВЕСТNOW»: (2015 Artistic Culture and Cult); ... though unexpected comparisons. Exhibition “Blagovestnov” became a binder, general plot and route of most of the displays, inviting a viewer to inspect all parts of the museum — from the Department of nature, ...; Created on 02 January 2016
10. The Оld European Synagogues in G. K. Lukomski’s Drawings: (2015 Artistic Culture and Cult); ... sketched by G. K. Lukomski, the nature and type of utensil, murals and scenery were a genuine response to frescoes and decorations of the third-century Jewish synagogue. The success of his London exhibition ...; Created on 02 January 2016
11. The Human Image in the Graphic Heritage of Association “Makovetz”: (2015 Artistic Culture and Cult); ... 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 ...; Created on 02 January 2016
12. Italian Renaissance as a Model of a New Culture, Nation and Society (on the Example of England of the Second Half of the 19th Century): (2015 Artistic Culture and Cult); ... who united Italian society as a whole. And this element correlated with another topical matter of the time, i.e. the definition of the nature of culture either as the culture of the elite, or the culture ...; Created on 02 January 2016
13. Hesychasm and Leonardo da Vinci: (2015 Artistic Culture and Cult); ... of question just by the nature of things. The spiritual profundity can only be achieved as a result of strenuous exercise in prayer, comprehension of exceptional depth of the Holy Scripture, mastering ...; Created on 02 January 2016
14. Rhythm and Metaphor in the Context of Theological and Aesthetic Analysis of Icons: (2015 Artistic Culture and Cult); ... in the Divine macrocosm that appears to be major one. The integrity and metaphorical nature of icon-painting, its deep aesthetic basis are closely linked with cosmogonic concepts of the Church Fathers. ...; Created on 02 January 2016
15. Ecclesiastical Architecture as Anthropological Theology: Church of the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God in Novodevichy Convent of Holy Resurrection, Saint Petersburg: (2015 Artistic Culture and Cult); ... being, the purpose and meaning of human life, and human place in the Universe. The Orthodox medieval art cannot be interpreted in the same way as modern European: it has a different nature — not aesthetic, ...; Created on 02 January 2016
16. Temple Art Ontology: (2015 Artistic Culture and Cult); ... the Great (4th century): “The essence has no independent existence, but is seen in person”. Interpretation of inseparability of nature and a thing inside an object is in sacrificial manner the ontological ...; Created on 02 January 2016
17. Trailer as a Border Cinematic Form: Apophatics, Narrative and Enigmatic Image: (2015 Artistic Culture and Cult); ... by its very nature as it is based not on narrative logic, but on configuration of a hypermyth. Thanks to the rapid spread of new technologies and programs to create trailers in the last ten years this ...; Created on 02 January 2016
18. Renaissance Motifs in the Contemporary Art of St. Petersburg Academic Artists: (2015 Russian Art of the 20th Century and Contemporary Russian Art); ... culture. Italy, with its great art heritage, rich collections, and unforgettable nature was an inexhaustible source of inspiration for Russian masters, turned to it as to a center of European culture. ...; Created on 02 January 2016
19. “The Room of Contemporary Art” in the State Hermitage Museum in 1932–1933: (2015 Russian Art of the 20th Century and Contemporary Russian Art); ... Art”, to define the time frame of its existence, the principles of its functioning and nature of its relationship with the museum’s collection and to find out its location. We discovered that “The Room ...; Created on 02 January 2016
20. Representation of Traditional Cultures in the Painting of the First Half of the 20th Century on the Example of Grigory Ivanovich Choros-Gurkin and Albert Namatjira: (2015 Russian Art of the 20th Century and Contemporary Russian Art); ... artists allows us to find out the patterns of influence of the European painting on the interpretation of the national nature images. Landscapes of Altai and Australia in the interpretation of G. I. Choros-Gurkin ...; Created on 02 January 2016