The estate of Abstract Expressionist Robert Motherwell and photographer Renate Ponsold Motherwell, who died in 2023, will give $200,000 to Fine Arts Work Center, a residency program and arts education center in Provincetown, Massachusetts that Motherwell cofounded more than 50 years ago. The gift will go to support FAWC’s two main programs: its fellowship, where […]
The Genesis of an Artistic Voyager From the verdant hallways of Camberwell College of Arts to the vast landscapes of the international art stage, Michael Slusakowicz‘s journey is a testament to his profound connection with the visual arts. Drawn to the field from a young age, Slusakowicz found his muse in the vibrant rebellion of
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Deli Gallery is pleased to present Come Back As A Flower, a solo exhibition of new paintings and works on paper by Brianna Rose Brooks, marking the artist’s second solo presentation with the gallery. Brianna Rose Brooks paints from personal memory and fantasy to depict amalgamated moments from childhood, teenage years, and recent adulthood. The
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A recently excavated Ancient Roman shrine in Pompeii revealed idyllic blue wall frescoes as well as an ample amount of oyster shells. Located on Block 10 in Regio IX, one of Pompeii’s nine archaeological sectors currently under excavation, the room has been interpreted by researchers to have served as a sacrarium — “a shrine devoted
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Meriem Bennani’s videos and multimedia installations highlight the ways digital technologies, networks, and global consumption have transformed our lives, cultures, and relationships. Rasha Omar’s paintings depict the contrast between reality, such as wars and conflicts, and utopian dreams, reflecting her experience of living through war and seeking to move past it. Rasha Omar Rasha OmarIn
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Dorothy Lichtenstein, the philanthropist widow to Pop artist Roy Lichtenstein and the cofounder of his eponymous foundation, died on July 4. She was 84. The news was confirmed by her family, who said in the statement: “To us, and a great many others, Dorothy was a powerful model of how to be in the world.
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We are very happy to share with you the framing trends in the interior design world for 2020. At The Picturalist, we have introduced 3 new formats of shadow boxes, boasting deckled edge floated prints, book leaf prints in deep shadow boxes, and oversize matted framed art and photography. OUR FORECAST ON FRAMING TRENDS FOR
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Painting from the Soul The artistic journey of Sandy Liyiju is a profound exploration of inner wisdom and expressive emotion, encapsulated by her guiding philosophy, “To paint and be inspired by the expressive feelings through wisdom from within.” Based in the United Kingdom, her abstract artistry has adorned art galleries across London, Spain, and Italy,
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Abigail Dudley, “Emmanuel” (2023–24), oil on linen, 32 x 36 inches (all images courtesy Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects) Abigail Dudley is an observational painter who can translate her subject matter into a synthesis of the seen and the imagined without faltering. This combination, along with her artistic chops, sets her apart from other observational
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We all know many stories about animals; they are part of our collective imagination. Since our childhood, we have spent time observing animals in various situations. Many of us have also formed personal opinions about them. Animals are probably among the most popular and, at the same time, the most complex subjects to have accompanied
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