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Dulwich Picture Gallery, LondonWith its helpless rowers, naked river-crossers and snowbound tea-drinkers, this magnificent series is a warning to put your faith in the essential and enduringThe giant wave’s foaming white summit spreads high over the heads of the helpless…
Still from House a by Taiwanese Artists, Wan-Yin Chen and Che-Yu Hsu Wan-Yin Chen and Che-Yu Hsu responded to my questions via email: Your film includes the participation of a former nuclear scientist recalling his memories of the facilities and…
A group designing innovative support systems in Portland, Ore., is identifying better ways of living for the homeless and for communities at large. By Jody Turner Jan. 15, 2013 Reasons for teen homelessness vary. One common reason for leaving home is the…
by Robert Kelly-Goss Ark Valley Voice CartoonistKelly-Goss makes his living as an artist, but spent years as a traditional journalist who calls Minturn home. As a political cartoonist, he continues to find humor in even the most dire political situations.
A self-taught fine artist from Colchester has been shortlisted for a prestigious art competition. Paul Davis has been shortlisted for the British Art Prize, run by Artists and Illustrators magazine, after one of his artworks was selected among 75 works chosen…
Treat your eyes to the insightful satire of Assam’s celebrated cartoonist, Nituparna Rajbongshi, in today’s visual commentary for Sunday. Guwahati: Treat your eyes to the insightful satire of Assamâs celebrated cartoonist, Nituparna Rajbongshi, in todayâs visual commentary for…
The Washington Post At the Museum of Bad Art, the works are “interesting because something went wrong.” BOSTON — What qualifies as art? Who decides whether a painting is masterful or meh? And why is Owen Wilson grinning like an awkward…
An award-winning photographer’s love letter to the city of Jerusalem. Jerusalem is often documented through its stones: the Western Wall, the steeples, the walls. The book Jerusalemites seeks to shift the gaze from symbols to the living texture; from myth…
A regular series highlighting the creative talents of members of Bishop’s Stortford Art Society. This week: Mary Bate. Other than art classes at school, I didn’t begin to paint until two years ago. My daughter had gone off to uni…
ELLE India After Arpita Singh’s maiden retrospective in the UK, followed by Bangladeshi architect Marina Tabassum’s cavernous annual pavilion last summer, London’s Serpentine continues its ongoing dialogue with South Asian artists with the opening of a major solo exhibition by…