DECODING PREHISTORIC ART
What does art tell us about the thoughts of their makers? Each group
of art, and even each figure, may have its own intent. The art of
non-literate people is the expression of the mind and language of
their makers. In various corners of the world scholars' attempts at
decoding are often inadequately or just locally known. The exchange of
information on a world level may increase the knowledge of these local
efforts and, at the same time, contribute to enhancing the progress of
research.
Colleagues and friends interested in prehistoric and tribal art are
invited to participate, proposing their papers, their ideas and the
results of their research to a world-wide audience. Papers may focus
on specific cases as well as on general trends, on the description of
beliefs, ceremonies, myths and traditions revealed by the images.
Diffusing knowledge and ideas is granting a widening of interest in
research.
Atelier research center and EXPRESSION quarterly journal have produced
several publications on the decoding of the art of non-literate
people, mostly concerning European prehistoric art, but much work
still remains to be done and, besides Europe, pertinent studies on the
art of other continents would contribute to a broader overview.
Enclosed is a complimentary copy of EXPRESSION 33 where additional
information is supplied on how to present a paper to this quarterly
journal, and the catalogue of available publications.
For additional information and for submitting articles,
address to: [log in to unmask]
We are looking forward to the pleasure of hearing from you.
Cordial regards and best wishes
Alisa
Atelier Secretariat
EXP 33:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/16T6nVnlZzw8b5FLVA3yybkdFkDi-4aA8/view?usp=sharingEng,
Catalogue 2021
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YM2IoO0riZuRBMcTAG-h5HbkWeMUAf9F/view?usp=sharing
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