Busra Sert 
We are in Spain for examining The Third of May, which embraces all the war-related pain! Feel the warm breeze of the Mediterranean lands! Vamos! We feel content and vigorous about what we are going to see…
Its appeal lies in both science and art! For examining Michelangelo’s glorious depiction, David, we are in the heart of the Florance where you can define the renaissance soul. Michelangelo was a man with an uncertain temper and explosive tendencies, emotional intensity, or to put it differently; we can use the Italian world “terribilità.”…
Its appeal lies in uprising to the spatial illusion! For examining the L’Atelier Rouge (The Red Studio), we are in the Big Apple; the city never sleeps. Feel the vibrant, dense atmosphere of this land! Let’s dive into it!…
Some write their experiences and feelings, and this becomes a novel. Some compose, and this emerges as a piece of music! She unburdened herself with her colors and brushes, and it became an art…
When the pain occurs, when the bombs drop on the civilians, can we find out what art is really for? Today, we will be looking into Picasso’s epic depiction of what happened when German bombs fell on a small Basque town Guernica in the Spanish Civil War…
Today, we are in Italy, the birthplace of many fundamental artworks and architecture for examining Leonarda Davinci’s Last Supper. We are heading to the heart of Milan and entering the Dominican monastery of Santa Maria Della Grazie like the other people flock here…
