Términos

Artistas oficialmente asociados con una organización.

Una de varias afecciones que afligen a una o más articulaciones.

Movimiento estético y social que se originó en Inglaterra a finales del siglo XIX y se extendió a Estados Unidos, Alemania y el norte de Europa. Su objetivo era restablecer la artesanía asociada a las artes tradicionales como reacción a la creciente industrialización. Es una filosofía donde la forma sigue a la función y tiene, también, una visión idealizada de los gremios artesanales medievales. El término en español significa “artes y oficios”.

Organizations of people having a common interest in the areas of activity that encompass both performing and visual arts.

Style and culture of the island of Aruba in the southern Caribbean Sea.

Estatuas yorubas que representan una mujer arrodillada sosteniendo sobre su cabeza o al frente de ella un contenedor como una calabaza, escudilla o bandeja. Están asociadas con la veneración de Shango.

Small portable altars, most often made of terracotta, but also of stone. These usually have a square or rectangular shape with varying dimensions. Arulae are considered too small to have been used for animal sacrifice, and are commonly decorated with moldings at top and bottom and with molded reliefs on one or more sides. Characteristic products of South Italy and Sicily from the the second quarter of the sixth century through the Roman period. They have been found in sanctuaries, near or inside graves, and in habitation sites.

Originally a pipe or reed (hence the name arundo, which means "reed") with which the celebrant of the Mass may sip the communion wine, instead of the celebrant and all communicants putting their lips to the rim of the same cup. Use of the arundo was known from the Carolingian period onwards, when the arundo was made of a precious material such as gold; for example, in the papal high mass, a golden arundo is used.

Describe variados tipos de obras de arte creadas por la tribu aborigen que ocupa una región central en Australia. Los pintores Arunta tienden a grabar en sus fondos puntos y movimientos rápidos.

Language family containing two poorly documented indigenous South American languages, both of which are nearly extinct and appear to be only distantly related.