Adam J. Sacks
Adam J Sacks holds an MA, PhD from Brown University Department of History, an MS in Education from the City College of the City of New York, High Honors, and a College Scholar Bachelor of Arts from Cornell University, Summa Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa. Adam is a cultural historian of Modern Europe with a passion for the politics of aesthetics, secularization and religious energies, cultural differences, and cultural crisis. A classical guitarist, part-time classical music reviewer and avid language learner (on his fifth), Adam publishes widely in a variety of platforms largely on matters pertaining to the politics of memory, public history, and cultural interpretation and criticism.
Articles by Adam J. Sacks
Fascist Misuse and Abuse of Classical ArtFascist movements always had a conflicted relationship to artistic modernism, but they wholly embraced Greco-Roman Classical Art.
The Spiritual Origins of Early 20th Century Abstract ArtThe pioneers of abstract art shared an engagement in modern esotericism, especially Theosophy, founding a new movement rooted in spirituality.
The pioneers of abstract art shared an engagement in modern esotericism, especially Theosophy, founding a new movement rooted in spirituality.