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Tag Archives: culture
Uncovering Cultural Change
Art can reveal a lot of change in a culture. During the last century and the cultural community has been through major changes. In the modern era, many changes have occurred in art, especially since the invention of the computer. … Continue reading
Posted in Art From The Past
Tagged 20th century art, Andy Warhol, art, Art Nouveau, change, Changes, culture, France, Germany, intermedia art, Jackson, Mark Rothko, Modernism, post impressionism, Reveals, Russia, Salvador
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Coffin’s Emblem Defies Certainty
When the remains of hundreds of colonial-era Africans were uncovered during a building excavation in Lower Manhattan in 1991, one coffin in particular stood out. Nailed into its wooden lid were iron tacks, 51 of which formed an enigmatic, heart-shaped … Continue reading
Posted in The Art Gallery
Tagged Africa, African, african burial ground, african customs, african diaspora, America, black granite, Buffalo, building, Burial, Chester, chester higgins jr, coffin, culture, design, Dr. Gomez, Dr. Seeman, enigmatic heart, Erik R. Seeman, excavation, Ghana, granite memorial, Ground, ground monument, history, Ivory Coast, Kwaku Ofori-, language music, lid, lower manhattan, Manhattan, Mary Quarterly, Michael A. Gomez, Monument, New York, new york university, pattern, remarkable example, sankofa, symbol, University, West Africa, William, wooden lid
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