By David D’Arcy It is hard to think of a moment in the last 100 years when Käthe Kollwitz’s work has been more timely. Käthe Kollwitz, Self-Portrait en Face with Right Hand (Selbstbildnis en face mit rechter Hand). c. 1900. Pastel on paper. Photo: Kienzle | Oberhammer Käthe Kollwitz (1867-1945) didn’t have to search out
When Nathan Storey begins to describe his admiration for printed media — everything from flyers and books to vintage magazines and self-published periodicals — one can’t help but feel a mix of puzzlement and respect. “I’ve always been very invested in print and image and text,” says Storey, from his North Park apartment. “For me,
Your job isn’t the only way you can make money. The cash stream from sources of passive income requires some upfront work, but once established, takes little to no time to maintain. While it can take some time to see the fruits of your labor pay off with passive income, earning money without regular work
Marc Straus is pleased to present Shadowland, featuring works by Jānis Avotiņš, Marius Bercea, Zsolt Bodoni, Josef Bolf, Matija Brumen, Robert Fekete, Adrian Ghenie, Ion Grigorescu, Elvis Krstulović, Marin Majić, Ciprian Mureşan, Djordje Ozbolt, Volha Panco, Daniel Pitin, Șerban Savu, Leonardo Silaghi, Alexander Tinei, Josef Tirić, and Zlatan Vehabović. The rapid acceleration of technological development,
Calling all lovers of Greece and Greek music! If you’re going to Greece this summer, we’re sure you’ve got your flights booked, accommodation sorted and itineraries set in stone, right? But, if you’re like us and love Greek music, listen up – The Greek Herald has got the scoop on some must-see concerts to squeeze
The purpose of the grant is to promote the international career development of Finnish artists or artists based in Finland by promoting their networking and opportunities to exhibit or perform abroad. The purpose of grants awarded by Frame is based on the strategy of the Finnish Ministry of Education and Culture and Frame’s own strategy.
Marta Dettlaf was born in Gdansk in Poland, a city rich in culture, history and best known from the novel “The tin drum” of the German Nobel Prize winner, Günter Grass. Growing up in a town where architecture styles combine cultures, ethnicities, historical moments and different eras, embracing music and discovering new cultures has been her way
Advertisement / Publicité Canadian Centre for Architecture Into the Island Into the Island follows architect Xu Tiantian’s discovery of essential elements, pressure points, and environmental issues on Meizhou Island, where religious pilgrimages and mass tourism, archaic farming techniques, and strict conservation policies coexist in a fragile balance. The island is famous as the site which gave
Friday, June 7, 2 PM For next week’s Watch & Wonder Highlight, we’re featuring the special Rick Steves’ Art of Europe: Art of the Renaissance. After watching, dive deeper with resources about one point perspective, a prominent feature of the Italian Renaissance, and its applications to Western art and culture on PBS LearningMedia. Around 1400,
Our Classic Week Evening sales concluded with spectacular results in Old Masters Part I and The Exceptional Sale, which realised a combined total of £50,788,420. In the strongest Old Master paintings sale in over a decade, rare masterpieces representing six centuries of European art were offered fresh to the market with remarkable provenance. Two auction