Art and the Artist
How can artists keep creating art, over and over? I mean, its always the same thing, the same process. The person sits down, or th…
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Konstantin Stanislavski
One of the most influential theoreticians ofmodern drama, Stanislavski didmore than anyone else to define and establish the role o…
Folklore
The term`folklore was coined in 1846 by the Englisharchaeologist W. J. Thoms. It combinesthe words folk (people) and lore (traditi…
Hellenistic Art
TheHellenistic PeriodofGreek artlasted from the fourth century b.c.e. to approximately the time of Jesus (Christ) of Nazareth, a p…
Kama Sutra Arts of Love
The Kama Sutra (or Kama Shastra) is one of three ancient Indian texts written in the Sanskrit language that describe the permissab…
Hellenistic Art
TheHellenistic PeriodofGreek artlasted from the fourth century b.c.e. to approximately the time of Jesus (Christ) of Nazareth, a p…
The Modern Michelangelo
The French sculptorAuguste Rodinwas interested in art even as a boy. At age 10, he started drawing. By the time he was 15, Rodin h…
The Meaning of Human Existence
Existentialism is a chiefl y philosophical and literary movement that became popular after 1930 and that provides a distinctive in…
The Emergence of Graffiti
Written, anonymous, short, and frequently traditional commentaries placed on public walls, desktops, subway cars, sidewalks, and o…
Insulation
A method of isolating or separating one conducting body from another by means of nonconductors to prevent or reduce the transfer o…
