“Big surveys” caught between policies, sociology, and statistics: Measuring cultural participation in national territories
The hero-villain binary as a queer construct in Stewart Wallace’s Harvey Milk Reimagined
From blue to green: A review of the use and alteration of azurite pigment in cultural heritage
To dwell in the house of god: The self-production and self-consumption of space
Aesthetics and liberation: Herbert Marcuse on the sociopolitical value of the arts
Reframing heritage management: The role of marketing education through cultural products and direct investment in culture
Digital somatic arts: Choreographing autonomy
Uncovering ordinary life in early modern Europe/Germany through the lens of 16th-century German jest narratives in Georg Wickram’s Rollwagenbüchlein
Two modern poems with a strong religious message
Protection and immersive experience of cultural heritage in the digital age: Technological empowerment, spatial reproduction, and future risks