The story of The Dance By Paula Rego
“I’d like you to do a painting of people dancing” is something her husband Victor Willing asked her to paint. (CONTENTENGINE, 2020) This led to…
Category: Student Research
Art Funding and Politics
Historical Context of Art Funding Government funding for the arts has been a rollercoaster ride, marked by fears and revelations. Initially, both liberals and libertarians…
AI in Art Therapy
Artificial intelligence is reshaping elderly care, creating new ways to connect healthcare students with senior patients. Platforms like CareYaYa are at the forefront of this…
Art Therapy in Schools
Defining Art Therapy in Education Art therapy in education combines creative expression with psychological support to enhance emotional, social, and cognitive growth in students. This…
AI in Art Restoration
Historical Context of Art Restoration Art restoration has undergone significant changes over the years. Once a hands-on craft passed down through generations, it evolved into…
AI in Art Education
Integration of AI in Art Curricula The implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) in art education is adding new possibilities to artistic creation. At Ringling College…
Digital Art Evolution
Digital art has come a long way since its inception in the 1960s. What began as an experimental fusion of technology and creativity has now…
Exploring UK Art Education
The United Kingdom boasts a vibrant tableau of educational avenues for the artistically inclined, a veritable crucible of creativity where myriad paths unfold for the…
Unlocking the Psychology Secrets in Art Therapy
The intertwining principles of art therapy and psychology offer a compelling avenue for understanding and addressing an array of psychological challenges. This exploration commences with…
George Bellows packs a punch!
A powerful, evocative image with bold, gutsy, impasto paintwork. This painting by George Bellows depicts a landscape and seascape with craggy rocks, clouds and a…
