Understand Art Fair Terminology with Our Armory Show Bingo Card
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The Insightful Political Themes in Nancy Buchanan’s Art
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An Impressionist Exploration of Male Sensuality
CHICAGO — The Impressionist artists working in France in the 1800s clearly liked women. While landscapes and still lifes studded their oeuvres, they turned repeatedly to the subjects of dancers, opera singers, boaters, bathers, strollers, book readers, barmaids, and picturesque, rosy-cheeked gals in fashionable gowns and big hats. Male painters found the female form not only tantalizing but a symbol […]
The Increasing Popularity and Complexity of Contemporary Art
When Rami Metal walks through the scores of booths at the Armory Show, he looks not only for attention-grabbing paintings but also those that would make great puzzles. “I try to find things that are more detailed and have more variance of color,” he said. “If you have 1,000 pieces and 200 of them are pieces of sky, it’s not […]
My Experience with Graffiti: Why I Was Never a Graffiti Artist
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The Misrepresentation of Tibetan Shrines in Museum Exhibits
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“Documenting the Change: The Exit of Snow by Photographer Emile Holba”
The Exit of Snow: Documenting the Change Through the Lens of Emile Holba Emile Holba, an esteemed photographer celebrated for his poignant examination of natural scenery, directs his focus toward seizing a distinctive moment in nature—an occurrence he fittingly dubs “The Exit of Snow.” This initiative highlights the fleeting shift between winter and spring, presenting the transient charm as snow […]