Dana Arnold

Dana Arnold, a Professor of Art History at the University of East Anglia, delves into the nuances of art history. She questions whether art can truly be timeless or if it has a history shaped by cultural contexts. Discussing how different writing approaches can influence our understanding, she highlights the limitations of artist biographies and chronological displays. Arnold also explores alternative frameworks, the impact of global exhibitions, and the importance of the physical artwork, emphasizing art's dual nature as both historical and timeless.