Explore the fascinating world of Christian art as it developed in the New World, with a particular focus on the distinctive Baroque style. This artistic movement, rich in religious expression and grandeur, blended European influences with unique local interpretations across the Americas during the colonial era.
Explore the challenging and critical artistic representation of sexual violence within American art, examining how creators confront themes of sexual trauma. This analysis delves into works that depict experiences against our will, revealing the complex moral and societal implications often associated with 'sin.' Discover the powerful and often unsettling ways sexual assault in US art history reflects broader cultural dialogues around trauma and agency.
Explore 'Nature's Nation,' an insightful journey into American art's profound connection with the natural world and evolving environmental perspectives. This collection examines how artists throughout history have depicted, interpreted, and influenced our understanding of nature within the American context, highlighting themes of ecology, conservation, and national identity through diverse artistic expressions.
Explore the compelling intersection of black gospel art and public religious expression in Chicago. This volume, a key addition to the New Black Studies Series, critically examines how faith, culture, and urban spaces converge through impactful African American artwork, offering profound insights into religious and societal dynamics.