International Conference on Modern Art and Visual Culture (ICMAVC - 26)

This track explores the transformative phases of modern art, focusing on key movements such as Impressionism, Cubism, and Surrealism. Participants will analyze the socio-political contexts that shaped these movements and their lasting impact on contemporary visual culture.

This session delves into the avant-garde's role in challenging traditional artistic norms and societal conventions. Discussions will center on the tensions between innovation and acceptance in the art world.

Focusing on the emotional and psychological dimensions of abstract art, this track examines how artists convey complex feelings through non-representational forms. It invites analysis of the viewer's interpretation and engagement with abstract works.

This session investigates how Expressionism reflects the tumultuous human experience and societal upheaval. Participants will discuss key artists and their works that embody the struggle for identity and meaning in a rapidly changing world.

This track addresses the intersection of identity politics and visual representation in modern art. It encourages critical discussions on how contemporary artists navigate issues of race, gender, and sexuality in their work.

Exploring the effects of globalization on art production and consumption, this session examines how cultural exchanges influence contemporary visual practices. Participants will analyze case studies of artists who bridge diverse cultural contexts.

This track focuses on the emergence of Pop Art as a response to consumer culture and mass media. Discussions will highlight the ways in which artists critique and celebrate commercialism through their work.

This session investigates the principles of postmodernism and its challenge to established narratives in art history. Participants will explore how fragmentation and pastiche shape contemporary artistic practices.

This track examines the role of cultural studies in shaping art criticism and understanding visual culture. Participants will engage with theoretical frameworks that inform the analysis of art in its social context.

Focusing on the relationship between aesthetics and social movements, this session explores how art can inspire and reflect social change. Participants will analyze artworks that have played pivotal roles in activism and cultural discourse.

This track highlights emerging trends in contemporary art and their implications for society. Discussions will center on how new technologies and global issues are reshaping artistic practices and audience engagement.