Mythmaking in Contemporary Art: Reinterpreting Ancient Tales

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2025
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Abstract
This article explores the phenomenon of mythmaking in contemporary art, examining how modern artists reinterpret ancient narratives to engage with contemporary societal issues. By analyzing various artistic practices, including painting, sculpture, and new media, the study highlights how these reinterpretations serve as a critical commentary on cultural identity, gender, and the human condition. The article also discusses the role of myth as a storytelling device that allows artists to bridge the past and present, fostering a dialogue between tradition and innovation.
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Authors Dr. Omar Javed
Journal International Journal of Innovative Research
Year 2025
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