Category: Artists

In her article, Wasikhongo Tesfagiorgis examined the scientific and cultural discourse of Black feminist art. The author has outlined the cornerstones on which this discourse should be based. According to her, this includes focusing on the artists identity and contrasting ones vision with existing Euro-patriarchal, Afro-patriarchal, and Euro-feministic approaches. This paper aims to summarize and…

The work by Linda Nochlin titled Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists? analyses the reasons and the consequences of the limited number of females in the art profession. The author gives several examples from the past that illustrate the events of that time and the way society functioned. And the question being analyzed…

This paper studies the social motivation on the example of Maggie, who has created a business providing services as a graphic designer and a photographer. The research suggests that her motives are intrinsic and are caused by internal factors. It also explains the reasons behind her motivation based on external studies. The paper proves that…

Table of Contents Introduction Starvation Isolation Denial Conclusion Works Cited Introduction The two literary works by Melville and Kafka contain several important similarities that have to be considered when making any conclusions regarding the contents of the two stories. First of all, it can be noted how Frantz Kafka and Herman Melville utilize a similar…

Ladies and gentlemen, First of all, I should say that it is a great honor for me to be here today and present the Grammy award for the best new artist of the year. Since 1959, when the first ceremony was held, the Grammy Award has aimed to recognize major annual achievements in the music…

Table of Contents Introduction Starvation Isolation Denial Conclusion Works Cited Introduction The two literary works by Melville and Kafka contain several important similarities that have to be considered when making any conclusions regarding the contents of the two stories. First of all, it can be noted how Frantz Kafka and Herman Melville utilize a similar…

Epiphany is a literary metaphor in which characters are struck with life-changing insights that change the course of history. Simple everyday encounters and experiences often cause revelation. Joyce introduced epiphany as a sudden revelation in the novel The Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man. It is the moment when an ordinary object is…

Introduction Social media with a strong influence on various segments of the population have become an integral part of modern culture. For this reason, the development of any brand, including novice music performers, significantly depends on its success in media. Despite the broad reach and outstanding impact, social networks may not fulfil expectations placed on…

Table of Contents Introduction Brief background Achievements Conclusion Introduction Many artists have come a long way on making a name for themselves in the 20th century especially in the wake of the post World War II period. From sculptors to painter, fashion designers to drawing artists, many have come to a level of being renowned…

Linda Nochlin a well-known art history scholar has written many essays on this subject, however, the essay that made the greatest impact on the field of history was Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists? (NOCHLIN, par. I). From this idea and the profound question put up by Linda Nochlin, it is evident that…