Brush with Fame: Are Rock Stars any Good at Art?
As Paul McCartney’s photographic show opens to rave reviews, David Lister runs the rule over the musicians who painted their lives away from the crowd.
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Brushstrokes of Brilliance: Exploring Contemporary Art Trends
"Brushstrokes of Brilliance: Exploring Contemporary Art Trends" invites readers on a visual odyssey through the dynamic and ever-evolving world of contemporary art.
By Arman K
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Gallery Gems: Spotlight on Emerging Artists
In this captivating series, we turn our gaze towards the fresh and innovative voices that are redefining the art scene, one brushstroke at a time.
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10 Bauhaus Principles that are Still Relevant Today
2019 will mark a century of the world-famous architectural style which is still used in contemporary design.
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What Separates a Bully From an Artist?
Why is there just a urinal, but there is Dusan’s “Fountain”? These examples have global implications.
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About Friendly Relations Between Great People of Art
They say that there can be no friendship between women - there is only competition.
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Sculpting Dreams: A Journey into 3D Artistry
"Sculpting Dreams: A Journey into 3D Artistry" is an immersive odyssey into the realm where digital and physical craftsmanship converge, creating three-dimensional masterpieces that transcend the traditional boundaries of art.
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Weekly Market Update: Playboy Virtual Gallery
If you want to stay up to date with the latest news but don't have time to watch endless content, you need to get somewhere. Each week, we'll bring you the latest on the past week's art quickly.
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ART presents: "The Death of an Artist"
This coming Thursday, April 15, International Day of the Arts, ART will present to audiences William Deresewitz's bestselling book, The Economics of Creativity in the 21st Century.
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Women in Revolt! Review: Finally these Radical Artists Get their Moment
It was a time of ‘casual sexism, casual sex and more overt sexism’ – but in the Tate’s new survey of feminist art, these 1970s Second Wave trailblazers finally come out on top.
By Arman K
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