Beginnings of Saudi Art Movement"—a seminal exhibition that celebrates and documents the formative years of Saudi Arabia's ...

A world shaped by imagination unfolds in this dreamscape drawing, where realism and fantasy merge seamlessly to create a ...

What do you think of when you envision a Kentucky Wildcat? Not this logo, political reporter Austin Horn argues.

At first, abstract art and realistic art seem completely opposite, but they are deeply connected at a fundamental level. In ...

A solo art exhibit, Oskar Fischinger: A Deeper Look, will open Jan. 2 at Sullivan Goss Gallery spotlighting the innovative painting career of Oskar Fischinger, the pioneer of abstract animation and ...

Scales map a dimension of abstract data to a visual representation. Although most often used for encoding data as position, say to map time and temperature to a horizontal and vertical position in a ...

Abstract: To effectively fuse speech and visual features, this letter proposes a multi-modal emotion recognition method by fusing correlation features of speech-visual. Firstly, speech and visual ...

Abstract artworks of Eric N. Mack, Nanette Carter and Veronica Ryan are on view at the Wexner Center for the Arts now until Jan. 11. Mimi Onuoha's video completes the exhibition, blending actual ...

Technological innovations often occur and make an impact on many industries. In academia, Visual Abstracts have been a trend and represent a creative and dynamic way to disseminate scientific ...

In the late 1980s, Thom Yorke and Stanley Donwood were students at the University of Exeter studying fine arts and English literature. Yorke’s rock band, Radiohead, had only played a few local gigs.

“My work,” said Bourgeois, “is a repeated attempt at seducing somebody” and in an absurdist way, the whole show is about seduction. Some of the sculptures are overtly sexual, most subliminally so.

In a world inundated with literal messaging and constant definition, abstract art stands as a silent but powerful counterpoint. It doesn’t tell us what to see or feel; instead, it invites us to ...