International Conference on Aesthetics and Art Criticism (ICAAC - 26)

This session will explore the historical development of aesthetic theories from classical to contemporary perspectives. Participants will analyze how these theories have influenced art criticism and the understanding of beauty in various cultural contexts.

This track focuses on the interplay between art and cultural values, examining how artistic expressions reflect societal norms and beliefs. Scholars will discuss case studies that illustrate the impact of culture on artistic creation and interpretation.

This session invites discussions on different philosophical frameworks that inform art criticism, including existentialism, phenomenology, and postmodernism. Participants will evaluate how these approaches shape our understanding of artistic value and meaning.

This track investigates the relationship between creativity and aesthetic experience, focusing on how innovative practices challenge traditional notions of beauty. Presenters will share insights on the cognitive and emotional aspects of creative expression in the arts.

This session will delve into the connections between literature and aesthetic philosophy, exploring how literary works engage with philosophical questions about beauty and meaning. Participants will analyze texts that exemplify the dialogue between literature and philosophical thought.

This track focuses on the methodologies used to interpret artistic expression across various mediums. Scholars will discuss the challenges and opportunities presented by different interpretative frameworks in understanding the intentions behind artworks.

This session examines how digital media has transformed aesthetic experiences and art criticism in the contemporary landscape. Participants will explore the implications of technology on the creation, dissemination, and reception of art.

This track addresses the contemporary debates surrounding the concept of beauty in art and culture, particularly in the context of social and political upheaval. Scholars will engage with critical perspectives that challenge traditional notions of beauty.

This session will explore the ethical dimensions of art production, including issues of representation, appropriation, and the role of the artist in society. Participants will discuss how values influence artistic choices and the reception of artworks.

This track invites participants to engage with the philosophical underpinnings of art criticism and its implications for understanding artistic merit. Discussions will focus on the role of critics in shaping aesthetic discourse and public perception of art.

This session will highlight cross-cultural perspectives on aesthetics, emphasizing how different cultures conceptualize beauty and artistic expression. Scholars will share insights on the diversity of aesthetic values and their implications for global art criticism.