International Conference on Art Theory and Aesthetic Studies (ICATAS-26)

This track invites discussions on the evolution of art theory in the context of contemporary practices. Participants will analyze how modern artistic expressions challenge traditional theoretical frameworks.

This session focuses on the role of symbolism in various artistic movements throughout history. Presenters will explore how representation shapes cultural narratives and influences viewer interpretation.

This track examines the philosophical underpinnings of beauty from ancient to modern times. Scholars will engage with different theories of aesthetics and their implications for art criticism.

This session investigates the interplay between visual culture and identity in diverse social contexts. Contributions will highlight how art reflects and shapes individual and collective identities.

This track explores the impact of modernity on various artistic movements from the 19th century to the present. Participants will discuss how societal changes have influenced artistic innovation and expression.

This session delves into the methodologies and frameworks of art criticism in contemporary discourse. Presenters will analyze the role of critics in shaping public perception and understanding of art.

This track focuses on the intersection of cultural studies and art interpretation. Scholars will discuss how cultural contexts inform the understanding and appreciation of artistic works.

This session examines the processes of creativity in art-making across various disciplines. Participants will explore factors that influence artistic innovation and the role of the artist in society.

This track investigates the significance of aesthetic experience in the appreciation of art. Presenters will discuss how sensory engagement shapes our understanding of artistic value.

This session highlights historical case studies where art has played a pivotal role in social change. Participants will analyze the impact of artistic movements on societal transformation.

This track encourages interdisciplinary dialogues that enrich the study of art history. Scholars from various fields will share insights on how different disciplines contribute to a deeper understanding of art.