Passion for Propaganda
Who doesn't sway to the allure of a bit of propaganda every once in a while? It's hard to deny the beauty of state-funded art, whether Soviet or WPA, and even the Juxtapoz office features it's very own propaganda to maintain efficiency and workers' solidarity....
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Interactive Neon Mural #7 by Spidertag in Chiang Mai, Thailand | StreetArtNews
After dropping a stunning piece in Finland, Madrid based street artist Spidertag flew to Thailand and completed a distinctive neon light creation entitled “Interactive Neon Mural #7”. He showcased this innovative public art which enables the public to interact...
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Creative Expression as the Ultimate Freedom @ The Academy of Art SF
One could argue that art, like Star Wars, is made up of dreams, hopes and plans, so when a visionary like George Lucas speaks about such matters, we listen. The noted director, who collects Norman Rockwell, described his piece, The Shadow Artist, by explaining...
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Arno Rafael Minkkinen Integrates His Body Into the Natural Landscape
Celebrating fifty years since Minkkinen embarked on his epic exploration of the central theme of his nude body in nature, Arno Rafael Minkkinen: Fifty Years at Edwynn Houk Gallery illustrates his work’s continuous capacity for innovation and self-reflection....
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Call to Submit: Booooooom 20~20 Print Editions
We are very excited to announce an opportunity for photographers looking to have prints produced of their own work. We are launching a special series of print releases that we’re calling, 20~20 Editions. For each release we will produce an edition of 40 prints,...
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Daydream by Marylou FaureThese ‘Daydream’ figurines are…
Daydream by Marylou Faure Daydream by Marylou Faure Daydream by Marylou Faure Daydream by Marylou Faure Daydream by Marylou Faure Daydream by Marylou Faure Daydream by Marylou Faure Daydream by Marylou FaureThese ‘Daydream’ figurines are made out of resin,...
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Brian A. Whiteley’s “I Know What You Did Last…
Opening on Saturday, January 11th, 2020 at Hashimoto Contemporary in New York City is artist Brian A. Whiteley’s mid-career retrospective, “I Know What You Did Last Summer.”Drawing inspiration from various sources, including his past and the current political...
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Required Reading
Hyundai and Uber have partnered to create this design concept for a future air-taxi service. More images and info on Dezeen. (via Dezeen)The museum’s president, investment banker George Blumenthal, was dictatorial. He occupied a commanding oak armchair at the...
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Outs & Ins: Sarah Palmer's Solo Closing Soon at Mrs. in NYC
This past fall, Maspeth's Mrs. opened Outs & Ins, Sarah Palmer’s first solo exhibition at the space. Now extended through January 18, 2020, the show explores a charged territory of human and environmental vulnerability. Palmer’s new body of work colorfully...
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