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I love learning about art history (modern art / 1950s-1980s era is probably my favorite). I am a terrible reader (sometimes) and love to multitask. So, I’ve resorted to audiobooks and YouTube. I am on chapter eleven on Ninth Street Women (I think?) and I really like it so far. I ❤️ learning. Anyways, that being said I am excited to read (or listen, I guess) more art history books. Photo is Lee Krasner. #arthistory #modernart
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Feb 4, 2025

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public art in particular is suuuper interesting, also art censorship, history of religious art, history of art movements or specific art styles (anything from impressionism to gran fury). or you could dive into specific artists (or even specific art pieces!). i think what’s really cool about it is that art history can be about people, politics, religion, culture as well as the medium itself and the evolution of techniques and styles art restoration might be an interesting topic to learn about too (but personally i just like watching these videos lol)
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If you’re open to recent history, this look into how the fine art world works is a fascinating and digestible intro into exactly what goes on behind the scenes of the art market and how artists and galleries operate within the construct of the fine art scene. It dives into specific famous artists of both the past and contemporary day and I found it super fascinating!
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(not an art history student) i took a course on public art in college and it was so interesting!! i used to not have a deeper interest in sculptures (vs paintings ie) and learning about public art made me really fascinated by it!! there’s a whole body of theory around it, lots of history and controversies, and research around its impacts. most cities and even smaller towns have public art, whether you live in one or visit somewhere with public art i recommend a quick google to learn more!
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