“What Are You Going to Do With That?”
For the podcast assignment I chose to listen to the one entitled “Turn a Passion Into a Career” where Kate Barney discusses her experience with …
Carlos Museum Artifacts and Baroque Art
When visiting the Carlos Museum, I saw an artwork entitled Garland Sarcophagus that caught my eye. I have always loved looking at Roman art, and …
Asian art and its relation to global Baroque
An artwork from this week’s lectures that really stood out to be was the Delftware tulip vase that was directly inspired from Chinese art. I …
Dutch Colonialism and Art
Both Claudia Swan’s lecture, and the two readings we had for this week: “Going viral? Maerten de Vos’s ‘St. Michael the Archangel’” by Stephanie Porras …
Globalization in the 21st Century
After reading the article by Byron Ellsworth Hamann which touched on examples of globalization found in the painting Las Meninas by Diego Velázquez, I feel …
Potential Ideas for the Final Project
When first enrolling in this Global Baroque course, I already had a soft spot for Roman Baroque art and Gian Lorenzo Bernini. Now, after studying …
The Marriage Between Science and Art
Although historically there has been a lot of division between science and art, the two are extremely connected and both benefit each other tremendously. This …
Early Modern Rome and the Digital Humanities
When reading Irene Fosi’s “The Plural City: Urban Spaces and Foreign Communities” and Arnold A. Witte’s “Scale, Space, and Spectacle: Church Decoration in Rome, 1500-1700,” …
How I Understand Baroque Art and the Digital Humanities
After doing the readings for this week and listening to the lecture today concerning global Baroque art, I have many different definitions of “Baroque art” …