International Journal of the Arts in Society

Volume 3, Issue 1

Published by The International Journal of the Arts in Society

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Issue: Electronic $US25.00
Issue: Print $US200.00

International Journal of the Arts in Society, Volume 3. Issue: Electronic (PDF File; 28.384MB). Issue: Print (Hardback).

Articles:
• Effective Communication for Maximum Impact in Art Classroom pp.1-4
• George Frideric Handel’s “Let the Bright Seraphim”: Thoughts on Modern Performance pp.5-12
• Perceptions of the Impact of Art: Implications for the Art Sector pp.13-22
• Lifelines: Myth and Meaning - Learning and Teaching pp.23-30
• Decorative Spiral in Iranian Islamic Architecture and Artworks pp.31-44
• Opposites Attract: Juxtaposing Extreme of Symmetry and Asymmetry to Generate Visual Ideas pp.45-58
• A Butterfly with Clipped Wings: An Analytical Study of the Fantasy and Reality behind the Italian Opera Madama Butterfly by Giacomo Puccini pp.59-96
• Exploring Visual Culture through Contemporary Art Practice: Making Meaning and Meaning Making pp.97-102
• Archiving of Art Works: Building a Network pp.103-114
• The Tulip in Turkish Art pp.115-128
• An Other Academy: Creative Workshops for Artists with Intellectual Disabilities pp.129-134
• Human Development, Popular Music and Schooling pp.135-140
• Teaching an Artistic Staff the Skills of Leadership: A Case Study in Practical Application of Leadership Principles in the Arts pp.141-150
• Artistic Values Observed in Cocoon Plates: An Unique Form of Turkish Folk Plastic Art pp.151-162
• New Meanings of the Avant-Garde: Scouting Grows Up pp.163-180

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