Vol. 3 No. 1 (2025): ART FRONTIER
Art Frontier Vol. 3, No. 1 presents a rich interdisciplinary exploration of art across theory, society, and history. This issue features Jingwei Zeng’s examination of American nationalism’s influence on Mark Tobey’s sumi art, and Jin Mei’s study on abstraction in contemporary creation. Li Yang investigates socially engaged art bridging urban-rural divides, while Fengyi Jiang addresses ethics in war photojournalism. Historical contributions include Gong Dazhong’s analysis of the Peiligang Culture’s role in extending Chinese civilization to 8,000 years. Dong Rui explores female iconography on Eastern Wei funerary beds. Other topics range from mosaic painting to gamified location-based entertainment and etc. . Committed to open access and rigorous peer review, Art Frontier continues to advance global dialogue on East Asian and world art.