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• Her Persuasion Can Build a Nation, Rock CGI and Get Even Babs to Swoon

  Male misbehavior is still endemic, of course—heartbreakingly so... What's changed is women's reaction. Boys can be boys all they want, but girls have had it wit... Read more

  The 24 May 2011 by   Gibbs22manila
  

• Is Language an Instinct?

  

  In his book, The Language Instinct, Steven Pinker makes the case that universal grammar is an innate human ability that is an acquired trait of evolution. This... Read more

  The 29 May 2011 by   Realizingresonance
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• William Blair Bruce - Landscape with Poppies.

  

  William Blair Bruce, Landscape with Poppies (1887) AGOI saw this painting by William Blair Bruce (1859-1906) when I was at the Art Gallery of Ontario researchin... Read more

  The 05 May 2011 by   Thecleverpup
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• Featured Abstract Artist: Brad Bannister

  

  Recently I discovered the subtle but playful abstract paintings of Brad Bannister. His art seems subdued at first, but the more you look, the more you realize... Read more

  The 17 May 2011 by   Abstractartbylt
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• Why Does Titanic Fascinate Us So Much?

  

  While visiting London I came across the major exhibition on Titanic at the O2. Why is it, 100 years on, the story of how one ship sank still holds such... Read more

  The 03 May 2011 by   Iangreen
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• Dark Night of the Soul: the Art of Felix Meseck

  

  Felix Meseck was born in Danzig in 1883, and died in Holzminden in 1955. Meseck studied at the Fine Art Academies in Berlin and Königsberg, studying painting... Read more

  The 13 May 2011 by   Adventuresintheprinttrade
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• Examining the Materials and Painting Methods of Henry Ossawa Tanner

  

  American Art collaborated with the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts (PAFA) to research the materials and techniques of American painter Henry Ossawa Tanner... Read more

  The 16 May 2011 by   Americanart
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• Question and Answer: In 1863, Could An Autopsy Accurately Determine the Cause...

  

  Q: I am a writer trying to figure out what, if anything, a 19th century physician (actually the book is set in 1863) in a provincial Canadian backwater might... Read more

  The 01 May 2011 by   Dplylemd
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• Quiet Reflections: the Etchings of Ferdinand Schmutzer

  

  The painter, printmaker, and photographer Ferdinand Schmutzer is little-known today, yet his work, which focuses on moments of quiet thought and reflection,... Read more

  The 24 May 2011 by   Adventuresintheprinttrade
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• Coffee Break: Incredible Artists Worth Following

  

  One of the reasons I decided to major in Communication is because I had an extreme love for art, but I’m not an artist myself (only a writer). Read more

  The 21 May 2011 by   Themoderngrad
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