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Meadows Near Hartford, an oil on canvas painting by James Godwin McManus, is one of the paintings guests will see at the […]
Anime Cosplay costume parade mixed with a lot of music brought so much fun to Otakon 2016. Image: Kazad/Artcentron ENTERTAINMENT: Baltimore Otakon […]
The Australian Ballet and Orchestra Victoria brings Edgar Degas Dancers to life in a performance that brings attention to what inspired the artist to depict dancers in his work
Kehinde Wiley art inspired sneakers by PUMA includes a selection of African patterns from the artist’s paintings. Image: American Federation of Arts/Bata Shoe […]
Ankara fabric is known as authentic African fabric. But is it true? A new show at the Philadelphia Museum of Art exposes the surprising history of how this popular wax-printed fabric with bold patterns got its African identity. Learn about the layered history of the Ankara fabric.
Pablo Picasso’s Wandering Eyes and Lustful Desires Wrecked the Lives of Many Beautiful Women that Crossed his Path. Although he is one of the most important artists of the 20th, Picasso is also the epitome of cruelty to the women in his life. Here is how Picasso turned love to hate, breaking the hearts of many women whom he used as muses for his work.
Guernica by Pablo Picasso reveals the effects of war and his restless search and desire for effective ways to articulate his thought. […]
Head of a Woman, a 1934 oil canvas portrait of Marie Thérése Walter by Pablo Picasso, shows the genius of the famous artist […]
Rickshaw by Banksy is an example of how the artist explores graffiti art to make statements about capitalism and salient social issues. […]
Artist websites are becoming more engaging as artists make effort to captivate website visitors. Here are 10 Amazing Artist Websites That Will Captivate You.
Dos Mujeres (Salvadora y Herminia) by Frida Kahlo (detail), 1928. The oil on canvas is one of the artworks examining modern art history […]
Untitled aaaaaa 1992 by Damien Hirst was a major highlight at Bonhams Post-War and Contemporary art auction where Andy Warhol art led sales. Image: […]
Details of Prince’s Iconic Yellow Cloud Electric Guitar bought by Colts owner Jim Irsay, for $137,500. Image: Heritage Auctions AUCTION: Indianapolis Colts owner Jim […]
Beautiful nail art designs are important for holiday celebrations. Here some amazing nail art ideas and tips to guide your lifestyle today
Banksy graffiti art SWAT Van 2006. Household gloss and spray paint on a van, 295 by 700 by 250 cm. Image: Bonhams Auctions ART […]
Jack and Jill by Banksy is one of the works on display in War, Capitalism & Liberty in Rome REVIEW: War, Capitalism & […]
How The Grinch Stole Christmas cartoon Artworks by Chuck Jones Go on auction at Heritage Auctions In celebration of the Golden anniversary
Prince playing the Iconic Yellow Cloud Electric Guitar. Image: Heritage Auctions AUCTION NEWS: Iconic Yellow Cloud Guitar that belonged to Prince goes on […]
Today, London is one of the most beautiful cities in the world with major tourist attractions. But this was not always the case. Street Life in London, a new book by John Thomson and Adolphe Smith, goes back in time, revealing a derelict city with abject poverty.
Four MICA Arts Startups Teams Receive Up to $100,000 Total in Investment Funding as winners of the MICA Up/Start Venture Competition