The stark black-and-white compositions do what Mapplethorpe did best: transform the socially unacceptable into formalist art through meticulous attention to light, shadow and balance.

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providing a fascinating historical perspective on governance and legal structures in antiquity. Olympia Nelson, a PhD candidate, captivated the audience with her research on Byzantine art—a ...

The image, rendered in oil paint, acrylic, art paper, wallpaper and colored ink, depicts a white swan sitting on a nest against a vivid green background, with a fringe of various flowers.