Big Dipper - Art Journal
The Big Dipper is the most visible part of the Ursa Major, consisting of seven stars. In numerology, number seven alludes to depth and. wisdom, always (re)searching for more, a symbol for culture’s. endless possibilities. Considered to be the ‘female bear’ of the sky, it also hints at metamorphosis,, especially because it is strongly tied to Callisto, a nymph, and Zeus’ lover. In fact, Callisto is turned into a bear by Hera, symbolic of art and artistic creation.
In this section, our writers explore everything culture and art related. What does art reflect on a broader scale? How does it impact societal structures, beliefs and how broad can we get when speaking of artworks? This section is the place to read about interdisciplinary questions, the culmination of human creative expression and why culture may be the key to exploring and expanding (the limits of) human potential.
Edition IX. Transitions and Resolutions
April 10, 2024
Various researchers have pinpointed common barriers
to attending cultural institutions and events, including physical constraints, personal access issues, cost concerns, time constraints, product relevance, personal interest, socia- lization, understanding, and access to information (Bennett, 1994; Tian et al., 1996; Prentice et al., 1997; Milner et al., 2004, Rentschler, 2006)....READ MORE
Why do we need to change the existing art fairs’ model? Perceived barriers as the indicators for a long-awaited transition
Alexandra Zagrebelnaia
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Helena Santidrián Mas (she/her)
Milan, London, Madrid, Santiago de Compostela