Articles
The Dying Art of Printmaking
A small, cluttered studio with shelves lined with ink-stained tools and stacks of prints in various stages of completion. The smell…
Art and Vandalism: When Restoration Becomes Destruction
When Cecilia Giménez attempted to restore the “Ecce Homo” fresco in the Sanctuary of Mercy Church in Borja, Spain, she had…
The Art Market: Manipulated by the Globalists?
Is the art market just a playground for the self-proclaimed elite? This question has been on the minds of many art…
The ‘Shock Jocks’ of Today’s Art World
Art has always been a realm where boundaries are tested and societal norms are questioned. In today’s art world, there are…
The Role of Drugs in Creative Processes
“Art is the most intense mode of individualism that the world has known,” wrote Oscar Wilde. For many artists, this intense…
Are Traditional Art Forms Dying? The Struggle Against Modern Techniques
Is traditional art disappearing? It’s a question that seems to hang in the air more with each passing year. As technology…
The Whitewashing and Blackwashing of Art History
Art history, like any field of study, is not immune to the influences of societal and cultural biases, often reflected in…
The Most Infamous Heists and Unresolved Mysteries
Imagine walking into a museum, expecting to see a world-renowned masterpiece, only to find an empty frame. What happened? The world…
Modern Art: Masterpieces or Market Manipulations?
Modern art often polarizes opinion like no other form of expression. Some view it as the pinnacle of creative freedom and…
Unlock the Secrets of Adobe: A Jumpstart for Aspiring Designers
Absolute Adobe beginners… welcome! Let’s get your toes dipped in the somewhat intimidating world of graphic design software. Anyone stepping into…
Why Degrees from Famous Art Schools are a Curse
Imagine an artist who, despite having no formal training from a prestigious art school, achieves worldwide acclaim and success. Think of…
