Vol. 2 No. 3 (2024): ART FRONTIER
This issue explores diverse perspectives in art history, theory, and criticism, with particular attention to the dialogue between Eastern and Western artistic traditions. It examines the transformation of artistic language, visual forms, and aesthetic concepts across different historical and cultural contexts, while considering the relationships among art, society, nature, identity, and globalization. Several studies investigate the evolution of painting, sculpture, calligraphy, composition, and artistic expression, highlighting processes of cultural exchange, adaptation, and reinterpretation. Contemporary art is discussed through broader questions of social change, ecological awareness, historical memory, relational aesthetics, and the impact of digital technologies on visual culture. Together, these studies demonstrate how artistic practices both respond to changing cultural conditions and contribute to new understandings of history, society, and human experience. The issue emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches and the continuing interaction between tradition, modernity, and contemporary artistic thought.