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The article discusses the four suites of prints depicting dwarfs engaged in la belle danse, the noblest style of eighteenth-century French dancing. It provides detailed discussion concerning the images of four suites of prints of dwarfs. It also adds that the images explores varied satirical messages particularly the dwarf prints which reveal the anxieties of a society that needed to perform in order to underscore their status.

Focuses on the contemporary Asian visual art in Singapore. Attribution of hollowness by contemporary artists; Interpretations of hollowness in several works of various Singaporean artists; Acts of resensitizing a desensitized audience; Evidence of anxiety in the works of the artists.

An essay is presented which explores the artworks of Norwegian painter Edvard Munch. It examines the aspects of human sufferance, despair, inner turbulences and various types of anxiety and the concept of expressionism in Munch's artworks. It discusses that Munch's artworks depicts his feelings and memories of continuously suffering from a loss, death and grief of a dying family member. The author also mentions Munch's contribution to expressionism artworks.