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Claudia Vásquez Gómez's Land Art and the Ethics of Scale
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Claudia Vásquez Gómez's video work "To Move" (2020) features her hands arranging sticks and stones to form phrases like "to move" and "it's moving" on the landscape, ending with…
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Izumi Kogahara's Inner Worlds: Emotion, Energy, and Endurance in Painting
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Izumi Kogahara, a Japanese artist hailing from Utsunomiya and born in 1979, aims to reveal the unseen aspects of inner life through her creations. She completed her studies at…
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Singaporean Social Realist Painter Chua Mia Tee Dies at 94
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Chua Mia Tee, a groundbreaking painter known for his social realism, passed away due to pneumonia on July 10, 2026, at the age of 94, as reported by the National Gallery Singapore…
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Takako Saito's participatory art turns spectators into players
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Takako Saito, a Japanese artist associated with Fluxus, spent over seven decades creating art that invites touch, rearrangement, and sensory engagement. Her works, such as 'Spice…
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Gabriel Charbit Translates Skylines into Furniture
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Gabriel Charbit, a French designer represented by Todd Merrill Studio, has unveiled two furniture collections: 'Skyline' (2018) and 'Metropolis,' both of which draw inspiration…
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Geografie Interiori: Artist Residency in Val Tramontina Aims to Redesign Territory
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On June 29, 2026, the Geografie Interiori artist residency project commenced in Val Tramontina, located in the Friulian Dolomites, organized by Obliquo. The initiative seeks to…
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Swoon's Fragile Revolution in Street Art
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Caledonia Curry, known as Swoon, has redefined street art by introducing vulnerability and fragility into the urban space. Using hand-carved wood or linoleum blocks, she prints…
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Armand Croisonnier's squishy scanography archives memories with humor
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Paris-based multidisciplinary artist Armand Croisonnier uses a flatbed scanner to create warped, uncanny portraits that preserve memories of people in his life. His technique,…
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Lorenzo Canova on His Career Turning Point: Working with Maurizio Calvesi
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Art historian and critic Lorenzo Canova identifies his collaboration with Maurizio Calvesi on the exhibition "Novecento. Arte e storia in Italia" as the turning point in his…
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Sandra Sterle's Perpetual Motion: The Round Around Series
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Croatian multimedia performance artist Sandra Sterle has been running around trees for nearly three decades. Her ongoing series Round Around, initiated in 1996 on the island of…
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Del LaGrace Volcano on a lifetime of defying conformity through photography
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Del LaGrace Volcano, the US photographer known for subversive images of LGBTQ+ communities, drag kings, and sexual desire, now lives in Örebro, Sweden, a quiet city far from their…
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Filippo Carandini: Collectible Design as a Form of Art
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Filippo Carandini, a Florence-born artist represented by Nilufar Gallery in Milan, blends fine arts training with collectible design to create furniture that evokes emotion. In an…
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Monet's Gare Saint-Lazare: Steam and Light in 12 Canvases
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Claude Monet painted a dozen canvases of the Gare Saint-Lazare in 1877, renting a studio near the station after commuting from Argenteuil. Six to eight of these were exhibited at…
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Frédéric Bazille: The Overlooked Impressionist Pioneer
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Frédéric Bazille (1841-1870), a French Impressionist artist, perished during the Franco-Prussian War, leaving behind a modest yet impactful collection of artwork. Hailing from a…
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Peter Hujar: The Photographer Who Whispered
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Peter Hujar, a defining photographer of 1970s and early 1980s New York, is remembered for his uncompromising artistic integrity. Active in the same Lower Manhattan circles as Andy…
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James J Robinson on Processing Catholicism Through Debut Feature First Light
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Photographer-turned-filmmaker James J Robinson discusses his debut feature First Light, a Philippines-set drama about an elderly nun questioning her faith. The film won Best…
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Heather Agyepong Makes US Debut in 'Shifters'
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Heather Agyepong, an actress and visual artist, makes her US theatrical debut in Benedict Lombe's play 'Shifters' at the Cherry Lane Theatre in New York City, running through…
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Lauren Krasnoff on Painting Sports Fans and Collective Effervescence After the Knicks Win
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Lauren Krasnoff, an artist based in the New York Metropolitan area, specializes in depicting sports audiences in her artwork. Her vibrant stadium crowd paintings, characterized by…
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Machina Sacra: Digital Procession Replaces Saint with Screen in Cilento
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From July 8 to 12, 2026, artists Matteo Mandelli and Max Magaldi staged Machina Sacra, a digital procession in San Giovanni a Piro (SA), Cilento, as part of the MicroCosmi…
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Nathalie Charrié's Hybrid Ceramic Creatures Blend Nature and Myth
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Nathalie Charrié, a ceramic sculptor from Toulouse, crafts unique hybrid beings that blend aspects of animals, plants, and humans. An alumna of isdaT, she finds her muse in…
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Frankfurt Couple's 650-Work Collection Began as Students
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Johanna and Friedrich Gräfling, now in their thirties, have amassed nearly 650 works over 15 years, including pieces by Alicja Kwade, Michael Sailstorfer, and Laure Prouvost. The…
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Nick Cerrato and Robert Maniscalco Collaborate on 'Birthday' Painting
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Artist Nick Cerrato, who has cerebral palsy and paints with his left foot, collaborated with Robert Maniscalco on a large acrylic painting titled 'Birthday' (72 x 60 inches).…
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Mienar's Animated Illustrations Find Calm in Minimal Motion
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Miena A.R., known online as mienar, creates looping animated illustrations that prioritize environments over characters. Her work features rooms, kitchens, forests, and corners of…
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Lewis Prosser Weaves Basketry into Performance and Folklore
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Cardiff-based artist Lewis Prosser, a self-described 'absurdist basketmaker,' creates sculptural baskets that double as costumes, drawing on Welsh and English folk traditions. His…
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Francesco Arena on Working with Apulian Artisans from His Studio in Cassano delle Murge
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Francesco Arena (born 1978 in Torre Santa Susanna) lives and works in Cassano delle Murge, a town of about 15,000 inhabitants in the Bari hinterland. His studio, once a stationery…
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Kara Taylor's Layered Practice Bridges Martha's Vineyard and South Africa
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Kara Taylor has been creating art since 2016, dividing her time between Cape Town and Martha's Vineyard. Her mixed-media paintings explore themes like impermanence, connection,…
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Vivek Chaurasia on Building Fantastical Yet Believable Environments
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In an interview, environment artist Vivek Chaurasia discusses his approach to creating immersive fantasy landscapes that balance realism with imagination. He emphasizes starting…
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John Domont's Journey and Begging Bowl Series Explored
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Painter John Domont presents a portfolio spanning landscape, figurative, abstraction, and still life, unified by a universal visual language. His Journey Series seeks to unify…
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Alessandra Carrea: From Photography to Abstract Painting
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Italian artist Alessandra Carrea, based in Genova, transitioned from black-and-white portrait photography to abstract painting after a transformative trip to Japan. Growing up…
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Kasia Fudakowski on Play, Rules, and the Ethics of Art
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In an interview with Berlin Art Link, artist Kasia Fudakowski discusses her collaborative work 'Playing House' (2026) with chef Ayami Awazuhara, created for the 80th anniversary…
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Anna Honegger on Fashion, Vulnerability, and Berlin's Creative Energy
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Berlin-based designer Anna Honegger discusses her graduate collection 'Relations of the Human Form,' created with knit designer @three_forms_of_the_light and artist Anna Stüdeli.…
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Rachel Hayes Brings Patchwork Textiles to Nomad Hamptons at Watermill Center
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From June 25 to 28, artist Rachel Hayes showcased her large-scale patchwork textiles at New York's Watermill Center during the inaugural U.S. edition of the art and design fair…
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Anastasiya Liohenkaya's Blurry and Chromatic Photography
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Belarusian photographer Anastasiya Liohenkaya, known on Instagram as @minoshikk, creates dreamlike images where faces dissolve into color patches and bodies lose their contours.…
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8 Facts About Jean-Michel Basquiat's Life and Art
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Jean-Michel Basquiat, born in December 1960 in New York to a Haitian father and Puerto Rican mother, was a Neo-Expressionist painter who spoke English, Spanish, and French. As a…
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Paolo Santangelo and Arianna De Luca Redefine Italian Ceramics Through Color and Form
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Italian designers Paolo Santangelo and Arianna De Luca are moving contemporary ceramics away from traditional painted decoration, using form and color as structural elements.…
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Lucía Dorta Abad's 'Alter Ego (1986)' Explores Invisible Geographies
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Lucía Dorta Abad's video 'Alter Ego (1986)' uses a drone to follow her sister through the rural landscape of Isla Baja, Tenerife, questioning how official cartography and…
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Renée Blackwell: From Eumundi Markets to Global Gemstone Jewellery
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Renée Blackwell, a jewellery designer located in the Sunshine Coast hinterland of Queensland, began her journey with a weekend stall at Eumundi Markets. Over time, she has…
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Sad Salesman's Ironic and Imperfect Vinyl Art Toys
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American designer Eric Althin, known as Sad Salesman, creates hand-sculpted original figures and vinyl art toys from his New York studio. His work blends a passion for collectible…
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Gabriel Almeida’s Analog Photography Explores Solitude and Intimacy
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Brazilian photographer Gabriel Almeida, based in Warsaw, merges analog photography with cinematic imagery. His minimalistic style uses light and a delicate color palette to create…
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Judith Leyster: First Woman Master Painter in Haarlem's Guild of Saint Luke
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Judith Leyster (1609–1660) was the first woman to be granted the title of 'master painter' by Haarlem's Guild of Saint Luke in 1633, allowing her to run her own studio, train…
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