When life imitates art: A night out in Manchester to the woman in GAIL’s…the ordinary people mimicking masterpieces
[ad_1] Oscar Wilde once said that life imitates art more than art imitates life. That maxim was proved just days ago when a
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Brenda Allan explores therapeutic benefits of art
[ad_1] At the opening evening on October 8, society members gathered with hospital charity representatives Eleanor Engel and Joss Blake to see amazing
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The Metro: ‘Bridges: Because of Them’ at The Carr Center shows the power of collecting Black art
[ad_1] The Carr Center is a hub for the visual and performing arts in Detroit focused on promoting and sharing the work of
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London gallery Project Native Informant closes after 12 years, citing ‘volatile and unsustainable environment’ – The Art Newspaper
[ad_1] Project Native Informant, the east London gallery whose wide-ranging and adventurous programme has included the post-internet art collective DIS, the Turner Prize
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Freddie Gibbs gave Phoenix a night of hypnotic ‘fine art rap’
[ad_1] Walking into the showroom of The Van Buren on October 29 to watch Freddie Gibbs headline, an odd realization took hold of
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Are NFTs The Future Of Digital Ownership? Understanding The Rise Of Non-Fungible Tokens In The Altcoin Era
[ad_1] Within the rapidly changing world of digital assets, there’s one term that has decidedly captured the imagination of creators, collectors, and investors
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British Council hopes to transfer art collection to UK government amid ‘real financial peril’ – The Art Newspaper
[ad_1] The head of the British Council has this week proposed transferring the organisation’s vast art collection to the UK government in a
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Comment | What the art market doesn’t allow, branded content does for Tom Sachs – The Art Newspaper
[ad_1] The rules of artist representation are up for grabs in today’s nervously experimental market. In August, a month that brought us the
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Oxfordshire’s adult social care services host art exhibition
[ad_1] The event on October 2-3 celebrated the creative work of people supported by Oxfordshire’s Community Support Services (CSS). It was organised by
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Southend art shop thriving after 80 years in Queens Road
[ad_1] Laurence Mathews Art Shop on Queens Road, Southend, has been a cornerstone of independent business in the city for 80 years. It