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… In his key Surrealist years, Ernst turned frequently to nature—creating several series of paintings of gloomy … jungles with demonic creatures, and citadels devoid of human population. His art continued to reflect the menacing …

… Almaraz probes the unsettling psychology of the innate human fascination with images of catastrophe and violence. …

… a sculptural object—a cage or a carapace that modifies the human form and alters its nature. Worn over the jacket, the corset’s time-honored … concepts of beauty or decorum. Walter knows that humans need the challenge of thinking like a child…

… than museums: magical, messy accumulations of natural and human-made artifacts assembled by individuals who were … of his films, in which characters reveal their essential natures or meet their destinies via the objects they … a fantasy realm through a statue’s…

… different stages of life, states of being, or even from human to spirit realms.  This conversation with Dr. Polly … they are rendered in different works. There is a natural human inclination when looking at other living beings to … mother and child as the most…

… And equally so, it would have thrown into question the very nature of how photography has informed our ideas of beauty, … Its birth through technology and science would alter the nature of what was accepted as creativity. At the Salon of … own idiomatic aesthetic…

… an image inspired by an exhibition at LACMA.  Elena chose Nature and the American Vision: The Hudson River School, now … has become of the river over time, what man has done to nature and, in return, what nature is doing to man. The … landscape…

… of for many a day.” Meyrink is speaking to the eternal nature of the golem myth. This timeless quality is evidenced … the Jews. As the monster begins to experience glimmers of human emotion in the aftermath of destruction, he is … the threatened village collect…