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Graziano Locatelli's 1995 (detail) is a permanent installation in Italy that captures the essence of “broken”, an intriguing undertone in macabre art | Academia Aesthetics

Glimpses into Shadows: The Enduring Allure of Macabre Art Blog Post

The Bejeweled Skeleton of Saint Felix is a macabre religious artefact, photographed by Paul Koudounaris, and featured in his book "Heavenly Bodies" | Academia Aesthetics

The Bejeweled Skeletons of Catholicism’s Forgotten Martyrs Blog Post

This month, we list the 5 modern displays of affection in art posts that topped the charts on our X feed for September 2023. Subscribe now | Academia Aesthetics

Displays of Affection in Art Blog Post

The lament for caring: What began as a photograph is recreated as an oil painting. The Body of Christ is an image that's part of artist Lizz Lopez's Still Life Series of paintings | Academia Aesthetics

Love, Lust, Revenge, and Death: The Lament For Caring Blog Post

August is the anniversary of Dolly Parton’s 1979 country song Sweet Summer Lovin’. It's also the theme of these chart-topping posts on X | Academia Aesthetics

Sweet Summer Lovin’ Blog Post

The Atelier des Lumières features dazzling digital artwork displays, including some of history's most notable artists and their works to date | Read more at AcademiaAesthetics.com

Dazzling Digital Artwork on Display Blog Post

Unveiling the Masterpieces: A World of Paintings and Artworks is a collection of May's Twitter posts with the highest engagement. See why here | Academia Aesthetics

The Masterpieces: A World of Paintings and Artwork Blog Post

The US had the highest art auction turnover of $7.3 billion in 2022, a 26% increase from 2021, making it the art capital of the world in 2023 | Read more on AcademiaAesthetics.com

The Art Capital of the World Blog Post

Vanitas sculptures emerged in the 16th/17th centuries, particularly in the Netherlands and Germany. They are regarded as a subgenre of still life paintings | Read more on AcademiaAesthetics.com

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