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The 5th International Conference on Art Studies: Research, Experience, Education (ICASSEE 2021)
Preface: The phenomenon of art as seen by scientists, artists, and educators
The proceedings “Art Studies: Research, Experience, Education” are the result of the 5th International Scientific Conference that took place at the State Institute for Art Studies (Moscow, Russia) on September 9-10, 2021. It was jointly organized by the State Institute for Art Studies, the China Academy of Art, and the International Scientific and Cultural Centre for Academic Contacts. The conference was held online on the Zoom platform.
The conference was attended by the representatives of research institutions, universities for arts and humanities and museums from Belarus, the United Kingdom, Italy, Kazakhstan, China, Russia, Uzbekistan, Ukraine, and Japan. The scope, the diversity of methodological approaches, and the opportunity to tackle the main issues of art history from different perspectives were the key characteristic features of this scientific forum. The organizers of the conference aimed to bring together art experts of different fields into a discussion to present and discuss research, developments, and innovations in the field of contemporary art studies, art practice and artistic education. Continue reading...
Prof., Dr. Galima Lukina (Editor In Chief)
- Conference date: September 9, 2021 - September 10, 2021
- Location: Moscow, Russia
- ISBN: 9789048557240
- Volume number: 1
- Published: 31 December 2021
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oa The Texture of Space and Its Aura
More LessThe article explores the extent to which objects in real life, as well as those involved in the sphere of artistic space, are capable of being a source of an aura. The aura revives an object, it sends an emanation of a certain state of spirit (Plotinus), gives rise to vivid impulses, excites the imagination of the viewer and engages him in an unaccountable dialogue with the object. The human meanings of being expressed by art are funda Read More
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oa The Dialogues Between the Verbal and the Visual in the Artworks of Vladimir Makovsky (1846-1920)
More LessPainting and literature are often viewed as two different types of art, but the line between them is rather arbitrary. The classification dichotomy of the painting and the literature is associated with the traditional division of the arts and the prevailing aesthetic experience. In the second half of the 19th century, the writer and the artist worked in a single space of narrative and visual imagery. In this paper, the author analyzes the pa Read More
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oa The Basic Features of Traditional Chinese Landscape Painting
More LessBy Liping LiuWhether at the academic level or the practical creation level of traditional landscape painting, it is very important to comprehensively summarize and analyze the basic characteristics of traditional Chinese landscape painting. This research summarizes the basic characteristics of traditional Chinese landscape painting into four aspects: "creating environment" and "freehand brushwork"; observation, perception and taste: uni Read More
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oa The Church in the Village of Krym and Its Place in the Architecture of Don Armenians
More LessThe research of peculiarities of the architecture of a less-studied monument of architecture of Don Armenians, the church of Amenaprkich (All-Savior) in the village of Krym (Topty), 1895-1902, is aimed to the understanding of its place in the architecture of Don Armenians and in the shaping of the Armenian style of the Modern Time. The analysis of the composition and decoration of this church reveals bright talents of its ano Read More
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oa Architecture of Sensory Experience in Contemporary Japan. Restoration of National Traditions
More LessThe article provides an attempt to trace a typical tendency of Japanese architects to restore such important characteristic of the national culture as sensory experience in the contemporary architecture; this experience lays in the foundation of cultural traditions and shapes a unique spirit of a certain work of art. This characteristic, unobvious from the European perspective, perfectly reveals the very essence of Japanese cultur Read More
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oa On One Architectural Description Given by P. Pallas
More LessAuthors: Evgenii Kononenko & Emma ZilivinskayaThe article is devoted to the description of the destroyed Great Mosque in the Crimean city of Kefe, made at the end of the 18th century by academician P.S. Pallas. This document is used to this day to reconstruct the appearance of the building, although its content contradicts the architectural logic. Pallas's description does not match the range of textual and pictorial evidence left by his contemporaries. The whole Read More
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oa Griffin's Artistic Style in the Early Mythologies and Epics in the Tigris and Euphrates
More LessBy Yan ChangIn recent years, Griffin's artistic style has attracted renewed attention due to the increased exchanges between China and the West. Especially after the 21st century, the recent archaeological discoveries of the diverse Griffin carvings on large palaces and temple buildings in Turkey provide strong support for the ongoing study. Griffin appeared in the myths and epics of the early Tigris and Euphrates: the Akkad, the Assyrian Read More
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oa Looking for Jing Hao. Centering on the Art Investigation of Taihang Mountains and New Interpretation of Jing Hao's "Kuanglu Tu"
More LessBy Haiping GaoGrand Canyon of Taihang Mountains is a world-famous mountain and river, an outstanding landmark in the history of Chinese landscape painting and a model of artistic creation. It has epic praises of the motherland's beautiful schematism, known as the "Taihang Spirit" in history. According to Jing Hao's tour of the Grand Canyon of Taihang Mountains and the prototype mountain range of the handed-down work "Kuanglu Tu", thi Read More
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oa Ta'zieh as a Subject of Interdisciplinary Research
More LessThis essay for the first time discusses the Eastern theatrical tradition which synthesizes multiple arts relative to theatre - such as music, poetry, dance, singing, costume design, etc. Ta'zieh, the medieval mystery play performed by Shi'a Muslims, is a prominent example of this approach. The sympathy is expressed by recitation, and performing the full ritual, which has later evolved into the theatrical performance. The Shi'a m Read More
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oa National Cultural Identity: a Study of "Shao Music" in the Period of Yu Shun
More LessBy Yuntong Dang"Shao Music", also known as "Xiao Shao", eulogized Shun's benevolence, which was the main way for Shun to "subdue Youmiao". Confucius praised him for "giving benevolence all over" to make Youmiao obedient. However, it was puzzling to use Ganqi dance to make Youmiao retreat. Qu Yuan also confused about the reasons why Ganqi dance can make Youmiao obedient. From the perspective of national cultural identity, this p Read More
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oa Annual Nature Cycle vs Human Life Cycle: Female Ritual Singing in the Seasonal Cycle Among Russians
More LessBy Olga PashinaThe article elaborates the following theses: 1. The fact that the seasonal songs are performed mainly by women of different age groups, is related, in our opinion, to the dominant cult of earth among Russians as an agricultural people, for whom earth is associated with the feminine side and motherhood (hence the idiomatic expression mat' sïra zemlya – 'damp Mother Earth'). 2. In Russian folk culture, the annual nature cycle Read More
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oa History of Creation and Publication of Songs by Chopin
More LessThe article examines the history of the creation and publication of Chopin’s songs. It has been known for the fact that according to the testament of the composer, all unpublished compositions were to be burned, however, fortunately, his friends insisted on their conservation and Julian Fontana collected many versions of songs, edited and published them in 1859 under the posthumous opus 74. Certainly, the song works by Chopi Read More
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oa Interpretation of the Chanting Principle in the Intonational Structure of Sergey Taneyev's Piano Quintet
More LessBased on the analysis of the intonational structure of Sergey Taneyev's piano quintet, the author of the present article explains the features of the composer's interpretation of the idea of ensemble. Sergey Taneyev's well-balanced composition frames and organizes the musical flow, reflecting the undying persistence of a human spirit. In Taneyev's interpretation of a quintet as a "little" symphony, the idea of action in developme Read More
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oa Boris Asaf'yev's Unpublished Marginalia in Modest Musorgsky's Manuscript Full Score of Boris Godunov
More LessThe subject matter of this article is related to the initial stage of the history of studying Modest Musorgsky’s orchestral style. The first scholars who got access to the composer’s manuscript full score were Boris Asaf’yev and Pavel Lamm. They edited the full score of the opera Boris Godunov for the première, which took place in Leningrad, at the State Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre, on February 16, 1928. It was the opera’s Read More
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oa Questions of Counterpoint from the Perspective of Energy Concept of Ernst Kurth
More LessBy Oleg GalkinThe following article focuses on the concept of counterpoint, which is explored in context of the main thesis of the energy concept of Ernst Kurth. The work formulates the most important principles that reflect the psychological approach to music. The author analyses the phenomena of polyphony and homophony, their essential principles, and immanent features within the framework of the energy concept. The co-relian Read More
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oa The Evolution of the Jewish National Identity in the Work of Ilya Heifetz
More LessThe article is devoted to the instrumental work of the modern Russian-Israeli composer Ilya Heifetz. His life and creative path is divided into two stages: the Russian (until 1991) and the Israeli, in each of which the question of understanding his national roots arises with great acuteness. During his life in the USSR, in Omsk, despite all the integration into Soviet society, the composer feels himself to be different. This feeling is bas Read More
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oa Russian Biopics About Popular Soviet Musicians: Between Conventions, Past and Reality
More LessThe article deals with the dramaturgical and aesthetic patterns of the Russian TV series of the 2000s - 2010s, which provide insight into the lives of famous Soviet pop music artists. The main characters in the biopics studied were inspired by Leonid Utyosov, Pyotr Leshchenko, Lyubov Orlova, Anna German, Lyudmila Zykina, Valentina Tolkunova, Alla Pugacheva, Lyudmila Gurchenko, Edita Piekha, Valery Obodzinsky and Muslim Read More
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oa The Role of Verbal Plot in Alla Zagaykevych's Instrumental Works (at the Example of "Gravitation" and "Friend Li Po..")
More LessAuthors: Nadiia Shcherbakova & Iryna TukovaThis article is dedicated to the creativity of the Ukrainian composer Alla Zagaykevych (b. 1966). She is the author of various works in contemporary art music genres. The presence of various verbal programs is the peculiar feature of her instrumental compositions. In the quality of verbal basis lines of poems, plots of literature works, different visual impressions etc. are used. From the point of view of the role of a verbal plot two Read More
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oa Two "Don Quixote" ballet performances by M.I. Petipa
More LessThe article discusses two "Don Quixote" ballet performances choreographed by M.I. Petipa in Moscow (1869) and St. Petersburg (1871). The plot, scene arrangement, choreographic dramaturgy, and genre characteristics of both author's editions are being discussed. A connection is traced between the reimagined dance routines for the performance in St. Petersburg and the innovations introduced to the libretto. Special att Read More
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oa Evolution of the "Screen-on-Screen" Motif in the Cinema
More LessThe motif of a screen as an element of the figurative matter of film is analyzed in the article. The author focuses on the period of silent cinema, when the main models of the use of "screen-on-screen" are formed. This motif can have different interpretations. The diegetic screen plays the role of the magical level of reality. It is also shown as a part of technical devices, fantastic and real. But the most significant and dramati Read More
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