Borys Hrinchenko in the memories of contemporaries by Mariia Ivashchenko

“…He reacted acutely to the injustice and injustice inflicted on the Ukrainian people, in particular by the numerous bans on the Ukrainian language, and was concerned with national and social issues at a time when inequality and the poor were chaining the impoverished people into chains of obedience and submission. …”
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La vie affective des objets. Sur quelques reliques de l’atelier d’Ingres by Clara Lespessailles

“…This participation in the construction of the artist’s myth is manifested in the singular fetishism attributed to the creative space and, ultimately, to the objects within it. …”
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Spectacle and Spectatorship at the Nineteenth-Century American Racetrack by Natalie Zacek

“…This paper argues that, in the antebellum United States, many people attended horse races at least as much from a desire to produce and consume spectacle as from a fascination with the sport itself. …”
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Se suspendre aux lendemains de Fessenheim – une approche croisée sur les traces visibles et invisibles d’un territoire nucléaire en transformation. by Élise Alloin, Florence Fröhlig

“…Nevertheless, this interaction between an artist, an ethnologist, and an audience has proven to be an effective method to knowledge co-production. …”
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Voices in the Urban Wilderness: Reimagining the Terms of Order in “Renaissance” Boston by Jeffrey Helgeson

“…They also built on what has been called a “neoliberal rationality” that, in part, sought to create profit centers and market-oriented ways of living in everything from public schools, public universities, and public infrastructure to residential housing and artistic culture. This essay focuses on the work of two Bostonians in particular—writer and activist Fanny Howe and Black Power artist and activist Dana C. …”
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A Sense of Place Through Land Art by Amanda Gabriel, Elisabeth von Essen, Beatrice Guardini, Sara Kjellgren, Claire Peterson, Christopher Staundinger

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La poésie lyrique, un outil d’unification linguistique et politique by Anne-Marie Le Baillif

“…He was also required to manage the reception of Polish ambassadors who came to Tuileries and Fontainebleau to fetch the duke of Alençon (the future king Henri III of France) as new elected polish king. The official artist Antoine Caron has left paintings and drawings of these entertainments. …”
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Stylization of history in the works of N.V. Kukolnik by Alexandr V. Kubasov

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Representation and Reception of the Image of the Zulu. From Travel Accounts to the Public Sphere in Mid-Victorian and Edwardian Great Britain (1850–1914) by Patricia Crouan-Véron

“…We will analyse them focusing on the representation of Zulu people. We will try to determine if the representations took different forms whether they were produced by missionaries, traveller-artists or scientists. …”
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Quels sont les effets de l’éducation artistique ? Étude d’une situation paradoxale by Virginie Ruppin

“…It seems that art education has an effect on people. What effect can appear in artistic activities in an institution, but also on people living there? …”
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A Hermeneutic Analysis of Selected Yorùbá Pentecostal Songs by George Olusola Ajibade

“…The changing social, political, and cultural situation of the people had a tremendous impact on the Christian religion. …”
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The concept of “wise” in Russian journalistic discourse by Hu Xiaoyan

“…Among the various professional categories of people, leaders, politicians, teachers and artists are most often recognized as wise. …”
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Проблема героя в рассказе А.П. Чехова „Черный монах” by Anna Chudzińska-Parkosadze

“…This platonic philosophy seems to reflect not only a certain artistic strategy of the writer, but also a personal view on the human existence in the world of Chekhov himself. …”
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„Religion and Ecology” – nowy paradygmat poznawczy by Ryszard F. Sadowski

“…Nowadays almost all are engaged in the issue: politicians, scientists, artists, community authorities, journalists, ordinary people and even religious leaders. …”
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Smugglers, Poachers and Wreckers in Nineteenth-Century English Painting by Christiana Payne

“…Turner, David Wilkie, Edwin Landseer and Charles Napier Hemy are amongst the artists discussed.…”
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Témoigner de l’intérieur : l’œuvre photographique de Frankie Quinn à Belfast by Fabrice Mourlon

“…As a representative of the community photography tradition which encourages amateur photographers to represent the everyday life of their own community, Frankie Quinn shows, beyond the stereotyped images of a conflict-torn country, the joys and pains of ordinary people. Both a social documentary and a tool of political struggle, his pictures, most of which are people-centred, are in contrast with “dehumanised” photos taken by post-conflict artists from the 2000s.…”
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Shadi Park Renovation with Social Development Emphasis: A Case Study Halabja City, Iraq by Mihraban Othman Mustafa, Masoumeh Faraji, Zaniar Jamal Salih, Muhammed Saeed Rasheed

“…In this research, based on field perceptions of the park and public opinion polls, prioritization and solutions to strengthen the presence of people has been pointed out. The results of the questionnaire indicate the priority of people's demands, the most important of which include: building a sports venue for women, proper service of restaurants and cafes during the day and night, the presence of swimming pools and fountains in the park, parking at the entrances, space allocation to hold cultural and artistic festivals. …”
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IDEALIZATION OF REALITY THROUGH PHOTOS IN SOCIAL NETWORKS by Svetlana M. Maltseva, Natalia A. Nikitina, Ekaterina S. Surovegina

“…With the advent of social media, there have been significant changes in people's perception of the world around them. The idealization of reality through photographs on social networks is an urgent research problem that attracts the attention of the general public. …”
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‘Queer Reverence’: Aubrey Beardsley’s Venus and Tannhäuser by Nicole Fluhr

“…During his short career, the writer and artist Aubrey Beardsley, who rose to prominence in the 1890s, cultivated a reputation for mannered excess that helped establish him as one of the aesthetes and decadents whose company he kept and whose works he illustrated. …”
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Archiving Our Bodies: by Storm Madsen

“… This article analyses artworks by three non-binary or trans masculine artists: Kris Grey, No title (2019), Emmett Ramstad, The good ones (2006), and Marie Ahlberg Andersen, My Dick Clit has many forms (2022). …”
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