Panoramic: The Leiden Art Review

Panoramic: The Leiden Art Review PANORAMIC - THE LEIDEN ART REVIEW
📰 Academic journal
🎓100% run by students
🎨 BA Art History & Arts, Media and Society

linktr.ee/panoramic.theleidenartreview

We’re also excited to share the cover designs of this year’s English Panoramic edition! 🎨📚The Panoramic also has, beside...
20/05/2026

We’re also excited to share the cover designs of this year’s English Panoramic edition! 🎨📚

The Panoramic also has, besides the Dutch edition, also an English edition! This contains a different selection of essays and perspectives. Together, both publications reflect the diversity of voices and ideas explored within Panoramic.

📚 Join us at the symposium, where the newest editions of Panoramic will officially be presented. More details via the link in bio!

Meet the Team – Auteurinterviews ✍️Behind Panoramic’s author interviews is the work of our interview team. Through diver...
20/05/2026

Meet the Team – Auteurinterviews ✍️
Behind Panoramic’s author interviews is the work of our interview team. Through diverse conversations with the authors, the team offers readers a closer look into the ideas, research, and inspirations behind the essays. By connecting personal perspectives with academic inquiry, the interviews highlight the diverse voices that shape Panoramic.

20/05/2026

In her essay, Misa Kranendonk examines the international reception of Mithila art through the work of Bhawani Devi, who participated as the only Indian woman in the 1989 Magiciens de la Terre exhibition in Paris. By analysing the ways Devi’s work was framed within Western primitivist discourse, the essay highlights the power dynamics that continue to shape the presentation of non-Western art in international institutions. Through careful attention to details in the exhibition’s representation, the essay offers a critical reflection on cultural perception, authorship, and the global art world.

20/05/2026

In her essay, Marika explores how the landscape paintings of the Peredvizhniki, a group of Russian artists active in the late nineteenth century, contributed to shaping a Russian national identity. Focusing on works by Ivan Shishkin, Alexei Savrasov, and Fyodor Vasiliev, she examines how imagery, nature, and cultural symbolism were used to create a sense of shared identity beyond political institutions. By highlighting the often-overlooked role of landscape painting, the essay offers a nuanced perspective on the relationship between art, nationhood, and cultural belonging.

Meet the Team – Tentoonstellingsrecensie 🖋️Behind Panoramic’s exhibition reviews is the thoughtful work of our review te...
20/05/2026

Meet the Team – Tentoonstellingsrecensie 🖋️
Behind Panoramic’s exhibition reviews is the thoughtful work of our review team. Through critical reflection and careful analysis, the writers translated the atmosphere, themes, and artistic intentions of each exhibition into engaging and insightful texts that capture Panoramic’s academic and cultural perspective.

20/05/2026

Meet the Author – Polina Khoroshchak 🏛️

In Collective Identity and Engagement with Heritage, Polina Khoroshchak explores how Rome’s Palazzo delle Esposizioni reflects shifting political regimes and changing ideas of collective identity. By examining the building’s transformation from a fascist propaganda space to a platform for public dialogue, the essay highlights the dynamic relationship between heritage, politics, and community engagement.

Meet the Team – Layout 📖
The layout team was responsible for shaping the visual structure of the entire manuscript. Thei...
20/05/2026

Meet the Team – Layout 📖

The layout team was responsible for shaping the visual structure of the entire manuscript. Their work included selecting typography and formatting styles, organizing columns and images, and carefully structuring the table of contents, colophon, introduction, articles, and reviews.

19/05/2026

Meet the Author – Siri Stutz 🧶
In Wartime Knitting Circles, Siri Stutz explores how knitting became intertwined with war, gender roles, and political activism in the United States. Through an analysis of Sabrina Gschwandtner’s participatory installation Wartime Knitting Circle, the essay examines how fiber crafts can function both as tools of oppression and as spaces for community, resistance, and dialogue.

Meet the Team – Omslagontwerp 🎨
Behind Panoramic’s visual identity is the creative work of our cover design team. From c...
19/05/2026

Meet the Team – Omslagontwerp 🎨

Behind Panoramic’s visual identity is the creative work of our cover design team. From concept to composition, the designers translated the theme colours yellow and grey into a compelling and cohesive visual cover that reflects Panoramic’s academic and artistic character.

Adres

Leiden

Meldingen

Wees de eerste die het weet en laat ons u een e-mail sturen wanneer Panoramic: The Leiden Art Review nieuws en promoties plaatst. Uw e-mailadres wordt niet voor andere doeleinden gebruikt en u kunt zich op elk gewenst moment afmelden.

Contact

Stuur een bericht naar Panoramic: The Leiden Art Review:

Snelkoppelingen

Delen