As an emerging field within the Nordic countries, the 'intersection' between art and research is still in the process of being named and renamed. Prac…

On the 25th September 2009 Aarhus University inaugurated an exhibition that presents a very wide spectrum of the decorative works of visual artist Eri…

This book presents a new and comprehensive theory concerning the manner in which landscapes in Western pictorial art may be interpreted in relation to…

Secularization of Western Culture is, if not a myth, then grossly overrated. A current interest in belief and religion has recognized Christianity's i…

Walking through the campus of Aarhus University, one is immediately struck by the harmoniousness of its buildings, not only individually but also in r…

Today Bayt al-'Aqqad is one of 23 buildings in old Damascus which come under the UNESCO World Heritage programme, but when the Danish Institute in…

It has become a commonplace in Per Kirkeby exhibition catalogues to note that he earned a master's in geology and participated in five research ex…

Software art is a practice that regards software as a cultural phenomenon that defines one of the principal domains of our existence today. Thus, soft…

Art's relationship to humankind exists, it seems, through the senses. The fact that we have different kinds of art might be associated with the circum…

From Ice Age caves to virtual galleries on the internet, art has been helping human beings make sense of their world for millennia. Yet while this vol…

Ejnar Fugmann served as architect-in-chief on two Danish archaeological expeditions to Syria, first to Hama (1931-38) and much later to Jabla (1958-61…

This English language publication is the eighth and final volume of the Studies in Visual Arts Education series, published by the Danish University of…