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Culture is a wonderful mirror of people’s minds and society in general. Using artistic forms of expression and cultural practices allow us to enter into dialogue without prejudices, norms or agenda.
We live in a global world. In order to collaborate, build relationship (business or private) and create peaceful and inclusive future, we need to learn to see different perspectives and respect them.
In order to explain the changing conditions in today's society, two different but complementary terms were created: multiculturalism and interculturalism. In this blog post, we will dig into the differences between multiculturalism and interculturalism, and how they have both affected the world of art.
From the lavishing Roman feasts to Instagram photos of today, depictions of food have always captivated the human imagination. The fascination led to the creation of food art, a special genre of art that features food, drinks, and other edibles as the main theme or the medium for the artwork.
Contemporary African art is still highly underrepresented and misunderstood in the Western world. Drawing inspiration from traditional African artistic practices, contemporary African art is transformed by globalization. The mixture of traditional and contemporary elements remains one of the main characteristics of an art genre that is (despite many attempts) impossible to categorize.
