Art History and Critique
Objective:
The primary objective of the Art History and Critique session at the Intercontinental Congress on Art and Human Studies is to provide a comprehensive exploration of art's historical evolution, symbolism, artistic movements, and contemporary critique. This session aims to delve into the rich tapestry of art history, examining its historical perspectives, decoding symbols and iconography, tracing artistic movements, and critically analyzing contemporary art. The overarching goal is to foster a deep appreciation for the historical and contemporary dimensions of artistic expression.
Theme:
Titled "Unveiling Timelessness: A Journey through Art History and Critique," the theme of the Art History and Critique session aligns with the conference's broader focus on the interconnectedness of art and humanity. This theme encourages participants to embark on a journey through time, exploring the historical narratives embedded in artworks, decoding symbolic meanings, understanding the evolution of artistic movements, and engaging in critical discussions about contemporary art practices.
Art History and Critique is
contribution to
The
Sustainable
Development Goals:
Goal 4: Quality Education
Goal 12: Responsible Consumption and Production
Goal 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
Who Can Join
Research Scholars
Technology Experts
Students & Alumini’s
Editorial Board Members of Journals
Government Officials
Industry Professionals
Tracks
Topics of Interest for Submission include, but are not limited to:
1 Historical Perspectives on Art
2 Iconography and Symbolism
3 Artistic Movements and Evolution
4 Contemporary Art Criticism
Outcomes:
- Participants will engage in discussions that traverse Historical Perspectives on Art, unraveling the cultural, social, and artistic contexts that have shaped art across different eras. The session aims to highlight the continuity and transformation of artistic expressions over time.
Historical Perspectives on Art Exploration:
- The session on Iconography and Symbolism will delve into the symbolic language of art, decoding the meanings behind icons and symbols. Participants will gain insights into the layers of meaning embedded in artworks throughout history.
Iconography and Symbolism Decoding:
- Discussions on Artistic Movements and Evolution aim to explore the dynamic shifts in art styles, techniques, and ideologies. Participants will gain a nuanced understanding of how art movements reflect and respond to societal changes.
Artistic Movements and Evolution Understanding:
- The Contemporary Art Criticism track will engage participants in critical discussions about contemporary art practices. This session aims to foster a thoughtful analysis of current artistic trends, encouraging participants to explore and challenge prevailing notions.
Contemporary Art Criticism Dialogues:
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Author Guidelines
Guidelines for Abstract Submission:
- Language: Abstracts must be written in English.
- Length: Limited to one paragraph with 200-250 words.
- Format: Submit in MS Word (.doc or .docx) document format.
- Content: Abstracts should provide an informative summary of the original work. Include a brief biography with your abstract, following the example provided in the template.
- Formatting: Center-align the Title, Author's Names, and Affiliations. Underline the presenting author's name.
- Submission: Please submit your abstract through the designated submission portal.
- Acknowledgment: Upon abstract submission, you will receive an acknowledgment email within three working days.
Evaluation Process
Guidelines for Full Paper Submission
If your abstract has been accepted and the registration fee for ICAHS - 2024 has been paid, you are invited to submit the full paper. Please adhere to the following guidelines for the submission:
- Total number of pages: 6-8 in double-column format
- Language: English (checked for grammar and language errors)
- Tables, figures, and images should be properly named and of high quality.
- Keywords should be written in lowercase letters (except for names/scientific names) and separated by commas.
- Affiliation names, including the country, must be provided.
- Each paper should be structured into the following sections:
- Background, Motivation, and Objective
- Statement of Contribution/Methods
- Results, Discussions, and Conclusions
Once your full paper is prepared according to the above instructions, please proceed to submit it through the provided link. Submit your Full paper Here.
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