African art is the creation of the people in the South of the Sahara. Art is an integral part of the everyday life of Africans. It is used for dialogue, personal therapy and to communicate with the gods and ancestors. The history of African art is very rich, with an enormous collection of art forms. [...]
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History Of African Art
March 6th, 2010 
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No Comments »Western Art – Ascii Art – Characters and Art, a Unique Blend
December 16th, 2009 admin ASCII Art – The Concept Created by the American National Standards Institute, this art form refers to the use of character codes to create art forms. ASCII is an acronym for “American Standard Code for Information Interchange.” This universally acceptable character coding that is alphabet based. It is used to enable information exchange between computers. [...]
Posted in Articles Tags: American Standard, American Standard Code For Information Interchange, Art Ascii, Art Form, Art Forms, Ascii Art, Ascii Characters, Character Set, Character Width, Computer Programs, Fixedsys, Hexadecimal, Information Exchange, Keyboard Characters, Numeric Value, Pitch Font, Proportional Fonts, Punctuation Marks, Types Of Computers, Western Art No Comments »Western Art – Neo-Romanticism – A Tale of Mixed Art Forms
December 12th, 2009 admin Neo-Romanticism – The Concept & the HistoryNeo-Romanticism cannot be categorized as a specific art movement belonging to a certain period. Continuing, it is still used widely to cover various styles until date. Neo-Romanticism was first observed in Europe, around 1880s, in response to Naturalism. It rejected the ugliness of the modern world, giving way to [...]
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