Modern Art

Inspiration: “Mahana No Atua,” by Paul Gauguin
Paul Gauguin was born on June 7, 1848, in Paris, France, into a life that seemed destined for the conventional. Early…

Why People Confuse All Painterly Art With Impressionism
Most casual viewers think Impressionism means any artwork that looks soft, blurry, or vaguely painted. If the figures aren’t sharply outlined…

Why Modern Art Is Great and Contemporary Art Isn’t
Modern Art is often confused with Contemporary Art, but the two represent vastly different eras, mindsets, and artistic commitments. Modern Art…

The Green Fairy: Absinthe’s Bewitching Hold On The Art World
Absinthe, often called the “Green Fairy,” has long captivated the imaginations of artists, writers, and bohemians. Its allure lies not only…

The Enduring Beauty of Gold Leaf in Byzantine and Gothic Art
The brilliance of gold leaf has captivated artists and audiences for centuries. Its use in Byzantine and Gothic art is a…

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…

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…

The Enigmatic Madeleine Knoblock: Georges Seurat’s Muse
The world of art is often shaped by the unseen contributions of muses. One such figure, Madeleine Knoblock, holds a prominent…

How Atatürk Revolutionized Turkey’s Art Scene: Behind a Cultural Renaissance
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder of modern Turkey, is most commonly recognized for his political and military achievements. But there’s another…

Human Blood in Paintings: Exploring the Art and Ethics
In the world of art, innovation and shock value often go hand in hand. Over the centuries, artists have continually pushed…

Symbolism: The Art Movement That Redefined Imagination
The Symbolism movement emerged in the late 19th century, flourishing as a reaction to the rigidity of realism and naturalism. It…











