ARE YOU AN EMERGING ARTIST? LEARN HOW TO SUBMIT YOUR WORK PROPERLY. Being an emerging artist is a tough job although today there are loads of platforms and ways to do so online. For this reason, the competition gets higher every year and it’s always more difficult to get noticed. We wish to help you …
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For its fourth XL exhibition, the Musée d’art et d’histoire de Genève (MAH) invited Wim Delvoye (1965) to investigate the museum’s connection to its collections and institutions. The visual artist will present an original artistic and aesthetic experience that deeply explores our relationship to art and the objects around us. Following previous artists Jakob Lena …
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Editor’s Note: Elizabeth Marlowe is an associate professor of art and art history at Colgate University. Marlowe’s research spans antiquities looting and repatriation, the art market, and the decolonization of museums. The harms of looting—whether colonial plunder or tomb-robbing for cash—have, by this point, been well established. Religious rites go neglected and communal ties fade …
In the early days of 2021, a personal encounter with the prison system opened doors to a unique opportunity. Gabriella Cianciolo, a professor at the University of Cologne, extended an invitation to become a speaker in the interdisciplinary “Graffiti Art in Prison” project, aptly named GAP. Eagerly embracing the chance, our protagonist proposed taking the …
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Artist Elisabeth Fitzhugh creates colorful and detailed collages using regional and cultural imagery. View more of her portfolio by visiting her website. “Crow Sisters” collage, 8″ x 10″ I have spent much of my artist life in three dimensions, altering and working in clay and mixed-media assemblage, but always on my palette was …
As January casts its gloomy shadow and the remnants of holiday joy fade away, many find themselves grappling with the aftermath of festive indulgences and the daunting reality of credit card bills. However, for internationally renowned fashion illustrator Jessica Durrant, January wasn’t just a month of despair; it became the crucible for her transformation from …
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Discover the benefits of abstract art for interior design and explore a diverse selection of abstract artworks. From bold colors to unique textures, abstract art brings depth and character to your home. Embrace versatility and support artists while creating a visually stunning space. Are you a design lover and want to add a creative and …
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It really is fair and square With its smart design, versatile paper, and cool square shape, the Illo sketchbook is a hit. It isn’t just a pretty face for Instagram; it’s a sketchbook that truly delivers. Pros Unique square design Thick, luxurious paper Sturdy build quality Cons Not acid-free paper Faux leather shows fingerprints Considering …
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A Canvas of Memories Rita Schoonmaker, born in 1954 in Albuquerque, New Mexico, possesses a rich tapestry of experiences that profoundly shape her artistic journey. Relocating to Las Vegas, Nevada in the 1960s with her family for better financial opportunities, Schoonmaker’s childhood was steeped in the rugged beauty of the outdoors. This early exposure to …
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Dallas-based artist Rachel Strum and the Brooklyn-based artist duo CHIAOZZA may have never met before their joint exhibition Cosmic Bloom at Hashimoto Contemporary San Francisco, but both have a clear commitment to artistic experimentation. This is evident in the art they make—their use of unconventional art materials and inventive use of conventional ones reveal a …