5 Art Friendly European Cities to discover in summer 2023
Your Pocket-Friendly Guide to Europe’s Artistic and Cultural Hotspots Are you yearning for an expedition that marries art, culture, and affordability? Say no
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A New Jewelry Fair Is Scheduled in 2024
Does the world need another jewelry fair? “That’s a very, very good question,” the French real estate investor and jewelry collector Richard Steeve
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The most artistic cities in Europe: an art lover’s guide to the continent
BerlinGetty Images 6. Berlin Berlin is a contemporary art lover’s dream. A long weekend – or an entire week, if you’ve got the
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the East India Company’s lucrative visual affair with India
In February 1780, an Englishman arrived in Madras, weary and sick from his year-long journey to India. As a small boat took him
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Bernie Krause and United Visual Artists – Villa Albertine
This November, the Peabody Essex Museum and the Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain are presenting the North American premiere of The Great Animal
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The Union of Maine Visual Artists Presents “The Divine Feminine” – MAINE ART SCENE MAGAZINE
(Portland, ME) The Divine Feminine is a group show at the UMVA Gallery. Exhibiting artists are Patsea Cobb, Roberta March, Christine Morgan, Ellen
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Mr. Soul inspiring next generation of Cleveland visual artists
After starting a successful career in Atlanta, the Cleveland-raised visual artist is expanding his work back home in Northeast Ohio. CLEVELAND — Kevin
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A glimpse of European paintings at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya
The collection of European paintings at the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya (CSMVS) is one of the largest and most important in India, says
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BioArt Pushes the Limits of Visual Art, Science and Technology
Professor Boryana Rossa examines We Are All Here to Rot, by Oksana Kazmina ’24, at Bulgaria’s National Gallery/The Palace. The BioArt work featured
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Book Review: ‘The Slip,’ by Prudence Peiffer
Or does she? I ask because, in Peiffer’s telling, what moved these artists as much as their habitat was Barr’s challenge, which hung