In this interview, we explore the captivating world of visual contemporary artist Arthur Bray, co-founder of the renowned pan-Asia music collective Yeti Out, Arthur has left an indelible mark on the underground music scene across the globe. From his humble beginnings promoting parties in East London to headlining festivals like Coachella and Wonderfruit, Arthur’s journey […]
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In the whimsical realm where imagination intertwines with craftsmanship, one individual stands as a maestro, orchestrating a symphony of strings, clay, and creativity. Meet Zack Buchman, the visionary puppet designer whose passion for puppetry has transcended mere hobby, evolving into a lifelong pursuit of artistic excellence. Old Sea Dog, Custom Furry Puppet Design In his
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For years, Marie has collaborated with renowned French and international brands, leaving her mark in the realms of home textiles, interior decoration, and fashion. Her prints have charmed interior designers and hospitality designers alike, finding their place in luxury spaces across North America. The Picturalist is thrilled to welcome Marie Adeline, a maestro of
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The art world is a messy place. Between stray charcoal strokes and errant pencil lines, keeping your page clean can feel like an uphill battle. But within the world of erasers lies an undisputed champion: the kneaded eraser. Brace yourself for some kneadless puns… The Mysterious History of Kneaded Erasers Unlike their pink counterparts, kneaded
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Capturing the Essence of Humanity Through Color and Form From the serene landscapes of Denver, Colorado, to the bustling streets of Harlem, New York, Jordan Casteel‘s artistic journey is a profound narrative of self-discovery and expression. Growing up in an environment where art was a vibrant presence, Casteel’s early life in Denver was deeply intertwined
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“Love is so sacred in a culture of domination, because it simply begins to erode your dualisms: dualisms of black and white, male and female, right and wrong. I’m a seeker on a path… a path about love.” So fully in sync with that premise, Mickalene Thomas embraced the title of bell hooks’ dynamic words
Late artist Joe Zucker (courtesy David Nolan Gallery) Joe Zucker, who passed away on May 15 at age 83, once told me a story that I have repeated many times, often to students. In the late 1960s, shortly after he and Chuck Close became close friends, Close moved into the building where Joe had his
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The Museum of Old and New Art (Mona) was ordered by a Tasmanian court yesterday to stop turning away male visitors to its Ladies Lounge installation. The museum has 28 days to decide how it will proceed. A few weeks ago, Jason Lau filed suit against the institution, claiming that as a man, his rights were
In this blog post, we want to offer to you an easy visual guide about the options you have when choosing to frame a paper print with us. GETTING THE FRAME YOU WANT MATS AND WHITE BORDERS WITHOUT MAT AND WITHOUT BORDER Some prints, paintings and photographs look better without a mat
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NFT NYC, the mainstay global gathering for the NFT community, is upon us. This year promises to be a tidal wave of creativity, with a vibrant Artist Village and a lineup of visionary speakers ready to propel the NFT conversation forward. A Canvas Unfurled: The NFT NYC Artists Village The Artist Village at NFT NYC
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