Cubism (190x - 1914)

• Apart from attention-seeking graffiti, street art had other traditional forms that put real art (in an image form) outside of the churches and galleries, something visually different than the text-based urban communication that graffiti that helped early writers develop a network.
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In similar respects to the Dadaism movement, the pop art movement in UK and US, made art out of simple everyday objects or famous figures found within culture.

Pop Art borrowed objects and people from any source, recontextualized them, and then distributed them as an accessible piece of art...

Art therapy is like using colors, shapes, and forms as a way to understand and express our feelings. It's not about creating a perfect masterpiece; instead, it's a tool for exploring our emotions and reducing stress. When we engage in art, whether through drawing, paintin...