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When Covid struck we were all left with a lot of spare time – I decided to investigate the subject of Art and Sculpture – and created Ultcult.
Originally it had its own site but I decided to bring it back into the main site – meaning hours and hours of nauseating re-posting – but I was pleased with the outcome. Ultcult Art and Sculpture to explore.
There is no generally accepted and comprehensive definition of Art. It is most often explained as the expression of human creative skill and imagination, usually through paintings, sculpture and architecture.
In principle art’s intention is to provide beauty and to inspire the emotions via the artist’s imagination and technical skills. The observer then applies subjective aesthetic judgement to evaluate the work.
In establishing our categories we have first considered the material chronologically and provided headings that are clearly Western descriptors. Don’t be deflected by these, because in selecting the material we did look beyond the West for works from all other global regions and genres.
Here are our nine main Ultcult Art and Sculpture segments:
If you need more details then go to 1.0 Art and Sculpture – for a much more detailed analysis.
Or make a start with one of our feature pages
| Self-portraits – across 500 years |
| Art with Horses – across 35,000 years |
| Exploring Emotions |
| Female Artists |
Or follow our three main indexes:
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