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• Art Break

  

  Ain't that the truth! There was a period in my life (ahem, high school) when I actually thought I could be an artist - perhaps living in a loft above a bakery i... Read more

  The 25 January 2012 by   Fashiontofood
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• Artist Spotlight: Michael Begenyi's Color Rich, Geometric Paintings

  

  I'm really going to try and feature more artists this year. As a RISD illustration major painting and drawing are in my blood, and artwork can make a huge... Read more

  The 25 January 2012 by   Decorology
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• House of the Week 131: El Secreto

  

  El Secreto is a small housing estate amongst a grove of local timbers where Mexican architects GLR has designed 3 modern residences with distinct, yet harmoniou... Read more

  The 25 January 2012 by   Architechnophilia
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• Okay Where Were We Before We Were So Rudely Interrupted....

  

  In my last post I had told you how well I was feeling after my two procedures. Well, I found out that recovering from an ablation and three blood clots is not a... Read more

  The 25 January 2012 by   Jpbrandanophoto
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• Moby Dick Typed On Toilet Paper

  

  If you are one of those people who like to read while on the toilet, then this is for you. For sale on eBay: Moby Dick typed on toilet paper. There are 4 full... Read more

  The 25 January 2012 by   Gerard
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• Floating Parks Hold Big Potential for Cities Near Water

  

  Written by Bradley Bailyn from Okeanos Aquaskaping Pick any random city on planet earth, and take a look at it on Google Maps. Odds are, that city will be nea... Read more

  The 24 January 2012 by   Lugray
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• Q and Art: Silhouettes

  

  This post is the first of an ongoing series on Eye Level: "Q and Art" and is the successor to our series "The Best of Ask Joan of Art." Begun in 1993, Ask Joan... Read more

  The 24 January 2012 by   Americanart
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• In Plato's Cave: The Art of Ferdinand Springer

  

  I haven't written much on this blog about engravers, perhaps because I started a rather over-ambitious post about engraving in general that still languishes in... Read more

  The 24 January 2012 by   Adventuresintheprinttrade
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• Kodak No.1 Circular Snapshots

  

  image credit The Kodak No.1 camera, invented by American George Eastman, was a simple, leather-covered wooden box - small and light enough to be held in the... Read more

  The 22 January 2012 by   Gerard
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• Battle of the (Literary Fiction) Sexes

  

  Novelist Teddy Wayne wrote a great piece in  Salon   yesterday  talking about the issue of whether male or female writers have the advantage in the world of... Read more

  The 19 January 2012 by   Andyross
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