Session Tracks

This track explores the ways in which globalization has influenced various artistic movements across the globe. It seeks to understand how transnational exchanges shape artistic practices and cultural identities.

Focusing on the dynamics of cultural exchange, this track examines how art serves as a medium for representing diverse identities and experiences. Papers will analyze the implications of representation in a globalized context.

This session investigates the relationship between heritage and modernity within the realm of art history. It aims to uncover how contemporary artists negotiate traditional practices in a rapidly changing world.

This track delves into the role of visual culture in driving social transformation across different societies. Participants will discuss how art reflects and influences societal changes and movements.

Exploring the use of symbolism across various cultures, this session aims to highlight the significance of symbolic representation in art history. Papers will address how symbols convey complex meanings in different contexts.

This track examines the concept of transnationalism in relation to artistic identity formation. It invites discussions on how artists navigate multiple cultural influences and create hybrid identities.

Focusing on the intersection of art and politics, this session explores how artistic representation can challenge or reinforce power dynamics. Papers will analyze case studies of politically charged artworks.

This track investigates how art has been utilized as a tool for activism within global social movements. It aims to highlight the transformative power of art in advocating for social change.

This session explores the impact of digital technology on artistic movements and cultural exchange. Participants will discuss how the internet and social media have reshaped the dissemination and reception of art.

This track examines the concept of change within art history, focusing on how historical contexts influence artistic production. Papers will explore the mechanisms through which art reflects and instigates change.

This session investigates the interplay between identity and visual culture in the context of globalization. It aims to understand how visual representations contribute to the construction of individual and collective identities.