Become a Collector: Original Artwork is Finally Affordable
The colorful and exciting world of original art is calling. The changing face of the art market has opened doors artists and consumers. Now is the time to take advantage of new variety and unprecedented affordability. Don´t settle for print reproductions. You really can be a collector!

Submitted By Kate Downs

Memento Mori – Remember You Must Die
This article explores the history of art designed to remind us of our mortality. Then it arrives at the 21st century and looks at everyday items and activities that help us remember lost loved ones, and that our own days are numbered.

Submitted By jak

The Origins of Abstract of Expressionism
This article discusses how the societal and cultural changes following World War II contributed to the rise of the art movement known as Abstract Expressionism. It discusses the thematic concerns as well as the most famous artists to arise, as well as how the movement influenced the reactions of Pop Art and Minimalism.

Submitted By TIMsexton

Edmund Spenser’s Sonnet 79, an Analysis
This article explains Edmund Spenser´s Sonnet 79. The article discusses the sonnet´s importance as a commentary on moral virtue, as well as argues the value of literature in modern times.

Submitted By Caterina Tadlock

How to Clean a Paintbrush (Best Offer)
If you´re an artist, it´s important to have paintbrushes that function well and last. Here´s how to properly clean a paintbrush.

Submitted By Dr. Kristie

Shakespeare’s Leontes: an Aristotelian Natural Philosopher?
This article investigates Shakespeare´s infusion of social commentary into his dramas by looking specifically at Leontes in "The Winter´s Tale." Leontes character is a manifestation of Aristotelian logic and a representation of the larger debate regarding the organization of the universe (geocentric versus heliocentric).

Submitted By George Georgeless