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Critically Assessing Arts‐Based Research: Moving Forward With Tension and Care
Abstract This article is premised on the understanding that arts‐based research (ABR) has a twofold relationship with peace: the future of ABR is dependent upon conditions of scholarly peace (constructive critique and ethical practice)—a dependency that holds implications for ABR itself to serve wider movements towards peace (socially, ecologically and
Clemency Wood, Tabitha Millett
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Reclaiming authorship in the age of generative AI: From panic to possibility
Abstract The advent of generative AI, particularly large language models like ChatGPT, has precipitated a seismic shift in academia. Far from a gradual evolution, its sudden emergence has jolted educational institutions, leaving many academics grappling with a perceived encroachment upon their intellectual domain.
Mohsen Askari
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Modren art specially abstract expressionism can be an important resource of creation specially in textile printing field . Computer aid ...
Marwa Mostafa +2 more
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Abstract This article argues that social actors' media ideologies about digital interfaces are key to the enregisterment of online activities. Focusing on an online register emergent from user activities around Year, Hare, Affair (YHA)—a state‐aligned Chinese animation—I explore how different metadiscourses evaluate this register by entextualizing ...
Jiarui Sun
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Nodes, Edges, and Artistic Wedges: A Survey on Network Visualization in Art History
Abstract Art history traditionally relies on qualitative methods. However, the increasing availability of digitized archives has opened new possibilities for research by integrating visual analytics. This survey presents a comprehensive review of the intersection between art history and visual analytics, focusing on network visualization and how it ...
Michaela Tuscher +4 more
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Meyer Schapiro, Abstract Expressionism, and the Paradox of Freedom in Art Historical Description
This article analyses a talk given by the American art historian Meyer Schapiro in 1956 that was broadcast on BBC radio as a review of an exhibition at Tate Gallery titled Modern Art in the United States.
C. Oliver O’Donnell
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WATER, FIRE, WIND, AND SOIL AS THE IDEAS OF CREATION OF GRAPHIC ART WORK
The creation of this graphic work considers the reciprocal relationship between art and the environment as well as its preservation with an Eco Art perspective.
sigit purnomo adi +3 more
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SUMMARY Pepper (Capsicum spp.) is a rich source of natural compounds, including primary metabolites essential for plants and influencing human nutrition and taste perception. Although pepper represents an important horticultural crop, the genetic bases underlying the primary metabolism remain largely unclear. Here, we performed a complementary approach
Julia von Steimker +6 more
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The history of Europe of 1933–1945 was very important and had a significant influence on painting of American artists of American abstractionism. This term – American abstractionism or New York abstractionism, although inexact and somewhat confused ...
Eleonora Jedlińska
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Automatism in abstract expressionism
Automatism, which is accepted as a technique by some critics and philosophers in the art world, is the unconscious automatic reflection of the unconscious on the work by the artist by focusing on a kind of trance while the work is being produced. II. The war environment of the artists who left Europe and immigrated to America during World War II caused
Öztürk, Mahmut Sami, Misman, Şeyda
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