De la Cartea Egipteană a Morților până la mandale budiste tibetane de nisip, oamenii au apelat întotdeauna la artă pentru a exprima idei și impulsuri religioase. În acest episod, vom explora modul în care conceptele de divin și spiritualitate se intersectează cu istoria artei.
Introducere: James Hampton 00:00
Cartea morților 01:07
Artă și sentimente spirituale 02:57
Spații Sacre 05:38
Arta ca rugăciune și ritual 07:40
Recenzie și credite 09:49
Descrieri imagini: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ETiCxe4GrVzFii7dBhF42oHx1EUCCh5y12wbtUjsH8A/edit
Surse: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GW2NKzhpMNMmRyAFJVhFJG9cSfUOMRL-QrcWuHcWcIA/edit?usp=sharing
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My favorite piece of religious art is Salvation Mountain by Leonard Knight. I find it really meaningful and beautiful.
James Hampton’s work is absolutely beautiful. I’m stunned that I wasn’t taught about it in my classes…though I suspect I know the reason why. 🙁
Religion is cultural and moral transmission. Therefore there is no functional difference between art and religion.
This is one of my favorite classes from crashcourse, keep up the good work!
mami wata looks strikingly like the "snake goddess" of the Minoans. I think it was found at Knossos
"We can't touch or hold light, but we know its there" love that quote
Thank you for covering Jewish art. This is a very underrepresented area of art history.
0:00 The Smithsonian American Art Museum (where the artwork is) youtube channel has a video just on James Hampton's Throne. It's unfortunate that it only gained recognition after his death (he secretly created it in a rented garage), so many questions about it remain unanswered.
03:38 For more on the Lindau Gospels, see Christopher de Hamel, “The Manuscripts Club.”
I’m a religious studies major. I have not delved into art a lot but I have become fascinated with art history lately. Thank you for this series!
As a Muslim, this video is amazing. Thank you.
Ancient hindu, shinto, Chinese, and buddhist arts are by far the best