European Journal of Fine and Visual Arts

2023 - 2026

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A Philosophical Reflection and Artistic Expressions on Mental Disorders and Sensory Differences through Ceramic Brains pp. 1-15: Sibel Kibar and Firdevs Müjde Gökbel Yavuzoğlu
Abstract Expressionism as International Cultural Policy in Practice: The Case of Jackson Pollock pp. 16-27: Maruša Hauptman Komotar

Nayika Bheda: Rhetorical Representation of Women in Miniature Art and Sculptures pp. 1-11: Sachin Verma and Akhilendra Pratap Sonkar
Aesthetic Transformation of Printmaking Waste Products: Disposal Management in Creative Spaces pp. 12-18: Nihar Ronjon Singha and Farzana Zaman

The Aesthetics of Alienation and the Problem of Emancipation: The Case of Cuban and Salvadoran Smartphone Media pp. 1-13: Oscar E. Quirpos

Exhibitionary Practice of Wassily Kandinsky and Jackson Pollock from the Comparative Perspective pp. 1-11: Maruša Hauptman Komotar

Grinling Gibbons as a Sculptor of Church Monuments–New Insights into His Work and Achievements pp. 1-18: Clive Easter

Body, Loss, Memory and Healing: Three Emerging Emirati Women Artists pp. 1-15: Ioannis Galanopoulos-Papavasileiou, Aysha Al Dhaheri, Mariam Al Mansoori and Sara Alqardaeai

Physical and Chemical Analyses of Shabu Clay for Stoneware Ceramics Production pp. 1-7: E. Jonathan Okewu, Asheadzi Godwin Ovye and Ngunan Patience Wombo

Photojournalism: Values and Constraints, Aestheticism, and Aftermath Photography pp. 1-11: Ioannis Kontos and Ioannis Galanopoulos-Papavasileiou

The Symbolism of Malcolm’s Nicknames and Names in The Autobiography of Malcolm X pp. 1-13: Gérald Mayouma Mankou

Architectura Transtopica: Totems of a Journeyman pp. 1-10: Ioannis Galanopoulos Papavasileiou
The Intercultural Communication of "Tanduk Majang" Song for the Madurese People pp. 11-16: Abdul Muqit, Sueb, Intama Jemy Polii, Ahmad Aris Mundir Sutaji, Nurhayati and Aly Imron

Cruzeiro Seixas: Weird Corpses and Why the Portuguese Surrealism Did Not Die pp. 1-5: Paulo Alexandre Castro

The Female Figure in The Monk, the Ottoman and the Wife of the Big Money Man by Venus Khoury-Ghata pp. 1-6: Samar Chenouda
Home – No Home: Expatriation, Social Integration and Remote Viewing of place. An Expanded Photography Approach pp. 7-14: Ioannis Galanopoulos Papavasileiou
Women in Pictures. A Dance Iconography of Gender Transformations pp. 15-22: Eleni Filippidou
The Ecological Scuffle in Chimeka Garricks’ Tomorrow Died Yesterday pp. 23-29: Uchenna Ohagwam
A Causal Analysis of the Promotion of Abstract Expressionism: On the Foreign Policy of the United States pp. 30-42: Jingjing Shi