Aquila  |  What is Art?
Over the rainbow - everyone's an artist - use of rainbows as symbols / Drawn in - brain hemispheres - why drawing is good for you / Introducing SciArt - scientific illustration medical artists / 31 days of arty fun / Vindaloo vandal - solve mystery of who ruined Henry Trout's painting / Arty animals - bowerbirds pufferfish weaver birds / Scratch - History of graffiti art Banksy Sulawesi palaeolithic graffiti petroglyphs Greek Roman Maya Hagia Sophia Istanbul Jean-Michel Basquiat Greenwich Mural Workshop graffiti of the future / Islamic art tutorial Samira Mian / Art a la carte - self-taught artists of Japan Kazuo Itoga Takanori Herai Takahiro Shimoda Itsuo Kobayashi primary data qualitative data quantitative or mathematical data - make pop-up plate artwork / The Very Serious Incident story Part 1 by Ruth Clarke-Irons / Win art pens and illustrated portrait by Robbie Cathro (watercolour brush pens, square pastel crayons)
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Aquila What is Art?.