Art History

Coloring, in its simplest form, is the act of applying color to a surface—whether with paint, pencils, crayons, or digital tools. While it might seem like a trivial or even childish activity, coloring has deep roots and a wide range of meanings. Over the centuries, it has served as a means of expression, communication, and even healing...

Botanical Art: Science or Beauty? explores the fascinating space where scientific observation meets artistic expression. From ancient medicinal manuscripts to today’s contemporary galleries, botanical illustration has evolved from a tool of taxonomy into a refined art form. This article traces its origins, examines its role in the age of photography, and celebrates its enduring emotional and ecological relevance in the modern world...

Explores the Rococo style as both a product of 18th-century aristocratic taste and a subversive force that challenged dominant artistic and cultural norms…

Provocative paintings, monumental installations, shocking performances... Since Donald Trump entered the political scene, American artists have made art a tool of resistance. From the galleries of New York to the streets of Los Angeles, unleashed creativity has risen to denounce authoritarianism, defend freedoms, and give voice to others. When art becomes a political act, the brushes also vote.

Dyeing is traditionally a highly controlled chemical process aimed at achieving uniform, stable, and durable color on textiles. But what happens when this seemingly perfect system interacts with chance?

In its ochre-tinted alleys, in its sunlit squares or in the shade of the plane trees, Arles reveals itself between calm and effervescence. Between the grandeur of its Roman ruins and the boldness of its contemporary creations, the city evolves and reinvents itself over the centuries. This constant dialogue between history and modernity, Provençal culture and living terroir, makes Arles a unique and captivating city.

Tattooing has evolved from a marginalized practice to a mainstream form of personal and artistic expression. The skin becomes a site of resistance and pride, where cultural, gender, and community identities—especially within LGBTQ+ and marginalized groups—are visibly affirmed. Tattoos serve as powerful narratives of struggle, memory, and resilience...

There is one word that has revolutionized modern painting more than any academic theory: sunlight. Not just as a physical phenomenon, but as pictorial matter, as visual emotion, as a revelation of the world. For the Impressionist masters, sunlight was not a mere detail — it was the very subject of the artwork...

Art invites itself into your home, everywhere, all the time. Virtual galleries open a new era of artistic discovery: immersive, accessible, and borderless. Experiencing an exhibition can also be done remotely before having the chance to discover it in situ physically — all it takes is a screen to explore rich visual universes, designed as true digital landscapes, where each work tells a story.

When we think of great European art, our gaze rarely extends to the Balkans. And yet, it is precisely from this borderland — a crossroads of cultures, traditions, and historical upheavals — that some of the most powerful, original, and all too often forgotten female voices of 20th-century art have emerged...