Some artworks look like fever dreams and are hard to interpret without a background. Let’s take a look at some four most bizarre paintings that are not from this world.
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Ironically enough, the question, “What is the meaning of art?” has the same vibes and relevance as the cliched question about the meaning of life. The secret is that the only right way to understand art is not trying to understand it in the first place.
On June 24-25, 2022, Nova Frontier Film Festival (NFFF) returned to the Billie Holiday Theatre in Brooklyn, New York, to present its much-expected fifth anniversary edition.
Art and politics are like two antagonistic siblings, and even though people see them and, at least, accept their existence, not many of them know how these two individuals live and, most importantly, coexist. Let's how they become symbiotic, and why it matters.
At 300Magazine, we are happy to be one of the sponsors of the virtual art exhibition “Broken Mirrors,” organized by Culturally Arts Collective. It is a pleasure to tell more people about the major creative initiative that is so vital nowadays!
Nowadays, things are changing weekly, and AI art aims to become a new branch in the art industry. But is it ready? Can we seriously consider it art? Let’s give some thought to the question.
Are art schools good for you? There is an ongoing debate about whether an art school is a golden ticket or an unworthy investment, and that’s why many beginners usually find themselves at a crossroads. The following questions might help you crack the complicated life conundrum on your way.
Pre-Raphaelite art appeared in England in the 1850s as denying principles of the British Royal Academy. Classic academic style, based on Sir Joshua Reynold's art, was foreign to Pre-Raphaelites. The topics of their art were medieval plots, themes from Arthurian legends, Dante, and Shakespeare.