Taking and Denying
Challenging Canons in Arts and Philosophy
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abstract
The volume includes papers presented at the II International Conference of PhD students of the Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage of Ca’ Foscari University of Venice and the State Institute for Art Studies in Moscow Taking and Denying: Challenging Canons in Arts and Philosophy (23-25 September 2020).
Non-European art exhibitions • Artie Vierkant • Livre d’artiste • Influence • Stucco • Post-soviet society • Type-token distinction • Easel Painters’ Society • Academicism • Venturi • Eugene Lanceray • YouTube • Richard Wollheim • Prophecy • Italian Studies • Nineteenth-century France • Bouchot • Perception • Marble slab • Pre-Columbian collections • Expressionism • Allegory of Russia • Woodcut • National style • Christianism • New Objectivity • Soviet painting • Artistic reception • Systems • Art history and ethnography • Russian art • Easel painting • Print • Tangible forms • Edwardian gift book • Art ‘before Raphael’ • Miniature • Abstraction • Girikh • Museum of Painterly Culture • Book illustration • Nineteenth-century editions • Gunch • Symbols • Apocalypse • Project Method – Dynamics • Dogma • Nostalgia • Quattrocento • Post-soviet art • Roger Fry • Italian painting • Art ontology • Joseph Margolis • Religion • Art Nouveau • Medieval mosaic floor • Formula similarity • Old masters • Berlin Dada • History of collections • Speculative cinema • Kazan railway station • Visual perception • Canon • Interpretation • Nicholas Roerich • Statics • Дмитрий Жилинский • Compositional axes • VKHUTEMAS • ‘Motherland’ • Post-media condition • ‘Peace’ • Non finito • Contemporary Soviet Art • Weimar art • Allegory for peace • Monumental painting • Postcolonial studies • Post-Impressionism • Celebration of unity • Peltae pattern • Soviet painter • Modernism • Timur Novikov • Videographic criticism • Islimi • Islamic architectural ornament • Proto-Renaissance • Soviet architectural décor • Reception • Film studies • Unity of West and East • Central Asian architectural décor • Pre-Columbian art • Parody • 15th century • Dmitry Zhilinsky • Shape of water