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Art chronicles and essays on the visual arts in the Middle East and elsewhere: art theory, art criticism and the history of art.

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...mbi: indigenous photographer Rufino Tamayo & photography “This is the color of my dreams” surrealism and photography Titian, Tintoretto, Veronese: art as conflict & desire Search engine’s bodily reply: Hannes Brunner On creativity & art Going around The Mimetic Manifesto of Pierre Menard The center for fictitious art On Graphic crimes & visible fractures Art in t...

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...Heterochronia & Vanishing Viewpoints Art Chronicles and EssaysHeterochronia & Vanishing Viewpoints Art Ch... ...a MetaSenta® PubliShing Heterochronia & Vanishing Viewpoints Art Chronicles and Essays Marcelo Guimarães LimaMarcelo Guimarães L... ...e US, France and the UAE, and has publishedessays and critical writings on Art and Philosophy, Psychologyof Art and on cultural and educational themes... ...Panoptikon: On Contemporary Visual Culture(www.panoptikon.net) an Internet art newsletter I edited since2007, initially for the Visual Communication D... ...the encouragement and initiative of Dr. Irene Barberisas head of Metasenta art center and publishing house. I thankher for this. — Marcelo GuiMarães l... ... themes and palette with which Dr. Lima works.Dr. Lima guides us from the Italian Renaissance through the graf- As we flip these pages, w... ...of refuse, waste, garbage was also part of thestrategy of Arte Povera, the Italian art movement of the late 1960s.The richly sensuous elements, the un...

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...This book presents a short panorama of commented art theories, together with experimental digital images using adopted techniques from various fields, in order to inspire the actual artists to choose from, and also to invent or adopt new procedures in producing their artwor...

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...Earth Art requires huge work on land, sod, grass. It started in 1968 with Robert Morris utilizing a pile of dirt, and Robert Smithson who filled some boxes with rocks. Some projects demand enormous effort, for example carving the A...

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...Definition of Unification of Art Theories (UAT) --- 1, and back cover Preface – essay: Unification of Art Theories (UAT), a manifesto --- 5 Mail oUTER-aRT --- 34 Mail oUTER-aRT 2007 ------------- first cover Mail oUTER-aRT 1 ------------------ 35 Ma...

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...UNIFICATION OF ART THEORIES (UAT) Mail oUTER-aRT 2007 FLORENTIN $MARANDACHE, Ph. D. Associate... ... smarand@unm.edu http://www.gallup.unm.edu/~smarandache/a/oUTER-aRT.htm Unification of Art Theories (UAT) =composed, found, ch... ...) =composed, found, changed, modified, altered, graffiti, polyvalent art= Unification of Art Theories (UAT) considers that every artist should ... ...rocedures of makingart barrowed from various artists, teachers, schools of art, movements throughouthistory,but combined with new ones invented, or ad... ...e and multi-space. The distinction between Eclecticism and Unification of Art Theories (UAT) is thatEclecticism supposed to select among the previous... ...d brilliant effects of light in his Glare Aesthetic.Graffiti [=scratch, in Italian] is part of Folk Art done by kits on streets and buildings!Fluxus w...

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...ity of Hong Kong. She is also a registeredphysiotherapist in Hong Kong and a martial art coach. Regarding martial artqualifications, Shirley is black-... ... Tai Chi and Ving Tsuninstructor. Being a researcher, therapist as well as a martial art coach,Shirley is particularly interested in research related ... ....Taekwondo Taekwondo, famous for its swift, high kicks, is a form of Korean martial art believed to be a modification and integration of theJapanese ... ...do Federations. The latter was largely responsible for the inclusion of this martial art as an Olympic sport [5].Thai Boxing Thai Boxing, also known ... ...known as Muay Thai, is the national sport of Thailand. It is a hard-fighting martial art and its practitionerskick and punch very hard during training... ...5.40. Roi GS, Fasci A (1988) Requests for medical assistance during fencing matches. Italian Journal of Sports Traumatology 1: 55-62.41. Zemper E (199...

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...BILD OCH TANKE (Image and Thought)is moving in the border area between philosophy and art; follows their tracks through history from archaic Greece to the 20th century and Marcel Duchamp's art. It is this interaction between visual and intellectual reproduction as the image and understanding of our time and of...

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...anuskriptet och bekymra sig för mina problem med att fin­na en förläggare. Med mag. art. Lars Christiansen förde jag ingå­ende och nyttiga diskussione... ...ie Technik ist die därnt gör för övrigt att vi kan känna igen oss i mycket av det Art und Weise, in der die antika. Likväl är skillnaderna givetv... ...iae kristna dogmerna och tillika med en radikal omvälvning av hela II.2, Q .66, art. 1; här en­ den grekiska inställningen till naturen. Nämligen... ...m sig.D et fanns ingen härskande princip i naturen, varken av mono-teistisk, andlig art eller av materiell art, som kunde ha organiserateller styrt na... ...n, kan inte tänkas utan det mellan romaren och barbaren är alltså inte längre en art- utan en emotionella och sist och slutligen handlar det om ... ... Stockholm 1989Aristoteles: TheW orks ofAristotle, Burke, P: The Italian Renaissance, Farrington, B: The Philosophy o f ed. ...

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...tion disturb anybody.Personification being inevitable in creation, the history of art can be superposed to the history ofthe authors or, at, least get... ...discourage the velleities in this field. The information ofvaluable scientists on art is not founded usually on a rather confused bovarism. However... ...torian justifies the literary tenacity of the paradox with an aestheticrelation:” art is paradoxistic by nature, since it uses a fiction (a feigned th... ...e exit from the castle of paradoxism can be made only through themediation of the art of paradoxism. The non-intention bears liberation with itself... ... the general sensibility as much as is superfluous in its own manifestations”.The Italian aesthetician perceives the total function of art in the quot... ...0) is exactly what the title points out, that is translations of poemsof genre in Italian, Esperanto, Spanish, Portuguese, English, French, Arabian. T... ...ntal Signoret:“Formules pour l’esprit”, Express, Fes-Morocco, 1983; translated in Italian by Helle Busaca(Firenze, Italia):”Formule per lo spirito”, 1... ...French translations by Rodica Stefanescu and Stefan Benea, Haiku, Bucuresti, 1993,Italian and Esperanto translations by Amerigo Iannacone, Ceppagna, I... ...ale lyric, poems translated in Romanian fromEnglish, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Dorul, Aarborg, Denmark, 1998; 861...

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...ncealed so, in you, high, sweet,Divine Lady: and so as to cause my deathMy art itself opposes the desired effect.Love then is not to blame, nor your b...

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... the book’s full-colour illustrations which were painted on canvas and paper. ‘The Brussels Legacy’ is a satirical romp through European and American art history. Most textbooks on art are rather weighty, but in Delehanty’s stories, recipes, and illustrations, absolutely nothing is taken too seriously. The short stories are based upon the iconic presence of Brussels sprout...

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...n to think about thepresence of Brussels sprouts iconography in languageand in Western art, particularly in the Netherlands. Was Ithe only one who not... ...s tied with red ribbon? Thereare numerous examples of sprout iconography in theWestern art, ranging from cave paintings to BingoCamppell’s business ca... ...es, museums,and spent days locked away in some of the most obscurearchives of European art history. My search wasdisorganised and it took me back and ... ...go. See those holes high up on the wall? It lookslike part of an old scaffold. If this art is authentic, itwould be a real discovery! Your cave could ... ...on’t you see, Bernard? This is an importantdiscovery. I don’t know too much about cave art, butFather Breuil does. He’s told me all about it and showe... ...ble Invention My name is Dr. Trudy Matterhorn. I am an historianand also an expert on Italian Renaissance manuscripts.My two colleagues, Dr. Gwendoly... ...g’, and the word is always underlined. As thereader is most likely aware, tutti is the Italian word foreverything. Also included in his description ar... ... the linguisticsimilarity between the words ‘cavalino’, which, whentranslated from the Italian, means a small horse (seemiddle of page) and ‘cavolino’... ...e, we couldunderstand the words. This last passage has been roughlytranslated from the Italian to English, and it reads: ‘OhGod, I cannot remember the...

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...PARADOXISM is an avant-garde movement in literature, art, philosophy, science, based on excessive used of antitheses, parables, odds, paradoxes in creations. It was set up and led by the writer Florentin Smarandache since 1980’s who said: “The goal is to enlargement of theartis...

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... A) Definition: PARADOXISM is an avant-garde movement in literature, art, philosophy, science,based on excessive used of antitheses, parables, o... ...country. I started from politic, social, and immediatelygot to literature, art, philosophy, even science. Through experiments one brings newliterary, ... ...m, non-conformism, the paradoxes in other words of anything (inliterature, art, science), while futurism, cubism, surrealism, abstractism and all othe... ...thematics like very nise poems of the spirit – we must scientificize the art in this technical century;- impersonal texts personalized;- electrica... ...the possible, or transformation of the abnormal to the normal;- pro Non-Art Art;- make literature from nothing!The poet is not a prince of ducks! ... ... Christos: Pindar, Homer, Sofocle,Euripide, ori în sec. XIV poetul umanist italian Petrarca cu poemele sale antinomice dedragoste. Ori în sec. XVI, la... ...s short storyAlexandru Lăpuşneanu (“If you don’t me, I want you”!), or the Italian humanist poetPetrarca (14th century) with his love antinomies, or t... ...i din pestedouăzeci de ţări, în diferite limbi: română, franceză, engleză, italiană, spaniolă,portugheză, chineză, vietnameză, cambodgiană..., apărute... ...i în franceză şi engleză, altele i-au fost traduse în spaniolă, portugheză,italiană, rusă, japoneză, esperanto şi arabă; recent, şi în chineză! ...

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...template her workshop.Little by little she showed methe instruments of her art,and all their diverse usesthe effect of each of themwhen they’re employ... ...ne’s disconsolate daughters weepingfor Phaethon, drowned by the Sun in the ItalianRiver.Nor, harsh cliffs, were the mournful soundsof human misery los... ...he hillsand ridges in a clear sky, cannot movemy soul: when every beautyof art or nature seems lifelessand still to me: when every noble feelingevery ... ...pons, courage, and endurance?Who lowered your sword?Who betrayed you? What art or effortor superior forcestripped you of your cloak and laurel wreath?... ...: I aloneI’ll fight, I’ll fall, alone.Heaven, grant that my bloodmight set Italian hearts on fire.Where are your sons? I hear the sound of weaponsand ... ...us a fate?Why should the youth of Italyfight in such fields? O powers,that Italians should fight for another country.O wretch, lost in war,not for his... ...ring,endure as long as yours shall endure.’Note: Leopardi contemplates the Italian troops inNapoleon’s armies, and then recalls the ancientGreek heroe... ...ause our peoplesheltering under the white wing of peace,will never see the Italian spirit freedfrom the bonds of ancient sleepuntil this unhappy land ...

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...Things 51. Being Different 52. Beauty 53. Entertainment and Sports 54. The Law and Lawyers 55. Freedom 56. Animals 57. Music and Art 58. Travel 59. Change 60. Computers and Other Inventions 61. Humility 62. Leftovers Dictionary...

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...om the enemy, make him believe you are near. Sun Tzu (about 400 BC), The Art of War You can’t blame the innocent. All ... ... author and lecturer on relationships Do good and care not to whom. Italian Proverb Instead of trying to be right, why... ...ore you judge me, walk a mile in my shoes. Author unknown The art of being kind is all that this sad world needs. ... ... work will make up the difference. Joshua Reynolds (1723-1792), Discourses on Art (1769) Give your heart to God, and your ha... ...et this ability, it would not seem so wonderful at all.Michelangelo (1475-1564), Italian painter, engineer, poet, architect A problem is your ... ...sible; and soon you will be doing the impossible. Francis of Assisi (1181-1226), Italian Catholic preacher The spirit is willing, but the fle... ...liam Morris (1834-1896), English artist, writer, and socialist, Hopes and Fears for Art (1882), ‘Making the Best of It’ If you buy what you do... ... The Bible, John 4:24 In His will is our peace.Dante Alighieri (1265-1321), Italian writer and philosopher Be quiet, and know that I am G... ...o preach unless our walking is our preaching. Francis of Assisi (1181-1226), Italian Catholic preacher I will show you what I believe by ...

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... that of contemporary conti- nental art of the same nature. There still exist, in ... ...with something approaching to accuracy,the progress of the art used in their decoration. Inthem we find two distinct ... ...ltivated ; and, at the sametime, the decorative side of the art is not neglected.This developed, not with the minute accu... ...we do not mean to assert that various importedobjects of art, metal-work, carving, or what not,may not at an early... ...ints in connection with thisvolume. They are entirely Italian in drawing andin colouring; but how they came to... ...addwelt in Italy and had been trained as an artist inthe Italian school ? Or are they the work of someItalian monk o... ...amples of painting of thisdescription are to be found in Italian manuscriptsof the period of the twelfth century, we can... ...o high the value of our two miniaturesfor the history of Italian book - decoration. Evenif they should be the work ... ... period, and we have to go to French and Flemish and Italian illuminations to learn the last stages of the struggle ...

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.../05 9:57 AM Page i AIR UNIVERSITY LIBRARY The Art of Aerial Warfare DAVID A. MOORE ... ...niversity Library Cataloging Data Moore, David A. The art of aerial warfare / David A. Moore p. ; cm. – (Fairchild p... ... ISBN 1-58566-134-1 1. Air warfare. 2. Air power. 3. Military art and science. 4. War. I. Title. II. Series. 358.4... ...that fail and to exploit thosethat succeed. This is not to imply that the art of war fighting is merely a mat-ter of trial and error. The point is to... ...raph occurred at the Battle ofSolferino Magenta in 1859 during the Wars of Italian Unification. See “Battle of Solferino,”Britannica Concise Encyclope... ...USmilitary knows this, having practically elevated asymmetricwarfare to an art form. But this form of warfare contains haz-ards as well. Asymmetric w...

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...nted by the Author that the book contains. The book opens with an “Invitation” and then proceeds with “The Myth of Sophia-Analysis: life as a work of art”, “Choral Group Research on life as a work of art”, “The Cosmological vision of Sophia-Art”, “The Cosmo-Art Theorem”, “The Cosmo-Art Myth”, “The Myth of Ulysses contains the Cosmo-Art Myth”, “Exploring the Myth of Ulysses...

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...l’altro ISBN 978-88-95806-04-4 Translated from Italian by Martha S. Bache-Wiig 2009. Chapter XV translated by Alice P... ... titles are also in English. Some are available as of this time only in Italian: these titles have been translated into English and placed in br... ................... 9CHAPTER I:The Myth of Sophia-Analysis: Life as a Work of Art ......................................................13 What does “Li... .............................................13 What does “Life as a Work of Art” Mean for Me? ............................................................ ..................... 32CHAPTER II:Choral Group Research on Life as a Work of Art ..........................................................34CHAPTER III... .....................34CHAPTER III:Choral Group Research on Life as a Work of Art with an introduction and commentary ..................................... ...elds, near Marseilles, in autumn of 1988. It has already been published in Italian in themagazine Persona, n. 16, in December 1989, in an issue that s... ...opology and Sophia-Art. It was later presented in video form in French and Italian at the IIInternational Congress of the Sophia University of Rome in... ... unification of the East with the West began in a vast,global way. Another Italian, Marco Polo, had already begun this unification some yearsbefore. ...

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...se Waugh, as he endeavors to deliver pulchritude manifest. The compendium concludes with The Pulchrist Manifesto, which should serve to define the art movement which has been inaugurated by Jesse Waugh....

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...er, with his roaring twenties-style, buzzed-on-the-back-and-sides, neatly-combed-on-top haircut. When I saw him working at the Temporary Contemporary Art Museum downtown I approached him to model for some photos, not realizing how well my offer fit into his particular style of self-expression. The intention behind Jesse’s art, while it can’t be pinned down in a few word...

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...esse Waugh ; with foreward by Paul Sbrizzi ISBN 978-1-62154-566-8 1. Art —History —Pulchrism. 2. Modern and Contemporary Art—20th and 21st Cen... ...ism. 2. Modern and Contemporary Art—20th and 21st Century 3. Performance Art. I. Waugh, Jesse. II. JESSE WAUGH: Portrait of an Artist and His Stri... .... He takes his ideas to their— him working at the Temporary Contemporary Art often extreme—logical conclusions on his own, as Museum downt... ...y dialog about into his particular style of self-expression. his art, believing principles of truth and beauty (as ... ... his “Pulchrist Manifesto”) to be fixed, or The intention behind Jesse’s art, while it can’t in any case knowable. be pinned down in a few ... ..., Jesse recorded songs accompanied by renown Italian guitarist Luigi Gagliardi (Illustr...

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...to have anything put over on them, and they will notbe amused. Oskar is in earnest about his art and deludes himself. But he is afraid of not winning... ...r’s hand into the light and turns it this way and that,examining it as if it were an objet d’art someone was willing to sell cheaply.He sees in the sh... ...lified their desires: they want power, life after death, and the pleasuresof the body and of art. Alliat exclaims, “Ah!” and Marcus sits up, shoves a... ...s says, gripping the man’s shoulder. “Nous commençons.” Marcusgreets the script girl and the Italian workmen and the Italian translators:“Nous commenç... ...w, at waist height, because Marcus thinks one of thesecrets of the beauty and credibility of Italian Renaissance frescoes is thatthe figures seem to b... ... prophets, and they’re not always right. You havethe Ten Commandments. Money can’t be a God. Art can’t be a God. OnlyGod is God.” Marcus shrugged. “S... ...e experiences had involved John Herbert—Avram had fallen briefly, confusedly in love with an Italian poetess whowas at that time loved by John Herbert... ...me loved by John Herbert. The Italian poetess had beenpessimistic, very tall and bony for an Italian woman; her usual expressionhad been one of somber... ... Wewent by train because planes were erratic, and my father wanted us to stopin half a dozen Italian towns and see paintings and buy things. It wasabs...

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...t day when the sun’s ray....................20What infinite providence and art ...........................21When I utter sighs, in calling out to you,... ...de.A breeze blows from the western shorethat makes it safe to sail without art,and fills the grass with flowers in every meadow.Harmful stars vanish f... ...go writing of you: if that is wrong,it is Love’s fault, not a defect of my art.75. ‘I begli occi ond’i’ fui percosso in guisa’Those lovely eyes, that ... ...they themselves could heal the wound,and not the power of herbs, nor magic art,nor some lodestone from far beyond our seas,have so closed the road to ... ...itus gazing fixedly a thousand yearswith the others who were famous in his art,would not have seen the least partof the beauty that has vanquished my ... ...ymy thoughts depict, wherever I gaze.Note: The closed valley: Valchiusa in Italian,Vaucluse in French.117. ‘Se’l sasso, ond’è piú chiusa questa valle,... ...st madness, and cut short the warring:if ancient courageis not yet dead in Italian hearts.Lords, see how time flies,and how lifeflies too, and death i... ...ll defend me?I go calling out: Peace, peace, peace.’Note: Addressed to the Italian lords hiringGerman mercenaries for their internecine wars.Marius de...

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...ble peopleoccupied that place. 45 ‘O you, who value every scienceand art, who are these, who havesuch honour that they stand apart... ...r turn his side. Continuinghis previous words, he said: ‘And ifmy party have learnt that art ofreturn badly, it tortures me morethan this bed, but the... ...re, will not be crescent fiftytimes, before you learn the difficultyof that art. And, as you wish toreturn to the sweet wor... ...ts, and if you note your Physicswell, you will find, not many pagesin, that art, follows her, as well as itcan, as the pupil does the mas... ...who does not namehimself, to see if I know him, and tomake him pity this burden. I was Italian, and the son of agreat Tuscan: my fa... ...eror Rudolph (1273-91). ToDante, Albert represented both theinvader of Italian soil, and thepreserver of the ... ...ic preference, politicalallegiance, Epicurean principles,preference for Italian over Latin, orsome other reason.See Ciacco’s ... ...243-1309), and aliveat the time of the Vision. Titular Kingof Jerusalem, and head of the ItalianGuelphs in 1300.Purgatorio Canto VII:64-136. Danterega... ... of the boiling pitch. *UDWLDQXV )UDQFLVFXVGratian (fl. c. 1150), and ItalianBenedictine monk, broughtecclesi...

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...Cosmo-Art is an artistic movement that is accessible to anyone who has the strength and courage necessary to detach from their Fetal I that they still carry within, and elevate themselves to the cosmic artistic dimension of the Adu...

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... Antonio Mercurio The Cosmo-Art Theorems and AxiomsA New Poetic and Fascinatin... ...able of ContentsForward 5Chapter I : The Cosmo-Art Theorems Preface on the Beginning ... ... 22 Seventh Theorem 26Chapter II : The Cosmo-Art Axioms Axiom 1 ... ... 4 Forward The Cosmo-Art Theorems and Axioms represents the apex of my anthropo... ...Theorem and the Myth for traveling fromone universe to another" and "La nascita della Cosmo-Art" {The Birth of Cosmo-Art}. I wrote about the close co... ...e birth rate continues to stay as low as it is currently, in 200years there will be no more Italians. The other European countries are not doing much ...

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...This book is a larger version of a previous publication, "Into Composition" but expanded to include advice and details from the art, painting and lecturing experience from a career teaching, demonstrating and lecturing in painting and graphic composition....

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...e right solution instinctively. After acquiring enough skill as a competent painter most of my efforts have been directed into developing into a good art teacher. The more I learn from artists I respect the more I realise that full competence is a combination of consistent hard work and the willingness to learn from practitioners who have gained their experience the hard w...

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...13. MY INNOVATIONS 129 A PLASTIC BRUSH GUARD 129 14. PAINTING TODAY 137 WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF PAINTING? 137 THE CRITICS & THE GALLERIES 139 THE ART RENEWAL CENTER 142 CONCEPTUAL ART 145 MY HOPE FOR THE FUTURE 148 15. MY STORY 151 VISION PROBLEMS 151 EARLY YEARS 151 SECONDARY EDUCATION 152 THE POST-WAR YEARS 153 FIRST EMPLOYMENT 154 COLLEGE EXPERIENCES 156 S...

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.........................................75 Poore, Henry Rankin - composition in art - Dover Edition 1977 SEEING SH... .........................................77 Poore, Henry Rankin - composition in art - Original edition -1903- DEVELOP... ................34 8. A PAINTING CHECKLIST....87 Read, Herbert - the meaning of art - 1931, (Pelican Books) Penguin 3. W... ...serv ation , some are ou t THE ROLE OF IMAGINATION THE ART RENEWAL CENTER of print but l ibraries ma... ... I nternet I woul d CONCEPTUAL ART.............145 recommend you try a site cal... ...ll-known “Confes- sion” was invented by an Italian journalist and liter- ary critic named Giovann... ... a preponderance of horizontals, town- The term comes from the Italian for scapes however favour more verticals in their ma...

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...s, paint for me -Prince of all painters, let me see(Employing all your Rhodian art)The absent darling of my heartAs I direct you. First, with careBegi... ...w she stands, herself, unique;Soon, soon, the paint will surely speak.[Rhodian art: ancient painting was mostly done using encaustic wax.The process, ... ...sheep. 42. On Praxiteles' Statue of ErosPraxiteles made me with feeling art,Using that stubborn model, his own heart.Phryne was my begetter, I ... ...t speech for Hesiod. But still for us does the boy who bearsyour name pour out Italian wine from a fountain that causes lesscare. Rather would I drink... ...f her son To Bacchus, outlined with no expert touch.Lord, honour Micylus: as art, it's done Badly, but poor folk's offerings count for much.His mo... ...eonidas is not bowed;The Muses' gifts for all time raise it proud.Far from the Italian land I lie, far from my country Tarentum, andthis is bitterer t... ...ara, the Syrian Athens; nurseTo me was Tyre; "The Graces" my first flight In art, Menippus' thought in prose and verse;A Syrian - what of that? One ... ...ccomplished movement, O admirable kisses, Oexclamations that excite! If she is Italian and her name is Flora andshe does not sing Sappho, yet Perseus ...