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• Design: Art Inspired Fashion

  

  The recent turbulence in politics lately has me pining for all things late 60s. As opposed to the buttoned-up early 60s (think: Mad Men), social rules were... Read more

  The 11 October 2011 by   Linsibrownson
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• Psychic Readers of Art…

  

  Some artists, mostly “great” have the ability to see things beyond their normal senses. These mental forces or intuitions, with luck find their way into the... Read more

  The 09 October 2011 by   Rodjonesartist
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• Being "Under Water" in New Abstract Drawing

  

  It was only when I finished this new abstract drawing and looked at it afterwards that I got a sense of being "under water" from it. I began making bold blue an... Read more

  The 04 October 2011 by   Abstractartbylt
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• Encuentros: Artistic Exchange Between the U.S. and Latin America

  

  Anima (Alma/Soul) by Ana Mendieta Beginning tomorrow, October 5, the American Art Museum will be hosting a two-day symposium called Encuentros: Artistic Exchang... Read more

  The 04 October 2011 by   Americanart
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• Mesmerizing Cinemagraph Illusion Its Amazing

  

  With a little help from Jemish Dave, I stumbled across a unique technique that left me mesmerized. Ever seen something like this below? Quit reading this text... Read more

  The 04 October 2011 by   Srinul
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• The iPhone 5 Could Look Like One Of These: Infographics

  

  A compilation of some of the infographics that speculate on the iPhone 5. These aren't just interesting because they are about the iPhone 5 but the way... Read more

  The 30 September 2011 by   Utpalpande
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• Dale Grimshaw ‘Semi-detached’ Exhibition

  

  Dale Grimshaw discovered his artistic voice the day he realized that he was able to express strong emotions through his art. Maybe not much of a revelation on... Read more

  The 29 September 2011 by   Invisiblemadevisible
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• Sculpting a Career with Curator George Gurney

  

  Edmonia Lewis's The Death of Cleopatra George Gurney, the nation’s foremost expert on American sculpture, is retiring after more than 36 years at the American... Read more

  The 29 September 2011 by   Americanart
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• The Heaviest Map Ever?

  

  The level of detail and accuracy in this tiny re-creation of Manhattan island is truly astounding. The fact that it was hand carved out of a huge block of marbl... Read more

  The 28 September 2011 by   Gerard
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• L’ Age d’Or Du Rail

  

  Iwas really excited when I found out that Christie’s in Paris will be holding alarge sale of items dealing with the Orient-Express. As you know, I have a... Read more

  The 27 September 2011 by   Objectsnotpaintings
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