SCVNews.com | Nov. 2-3: Acton Agua Dulce Arts Council Adult Fine Art Show
[ad_1] The Acton Agua Dulce Arts Council will host its annual Adult Fine Art Show Nov. 2-3 at its art gallery in Acton.
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Andy Warhol’s $26m Digital Portrait of Debbie Harry Hits Market
[ad_1] A rare digital portrait of Blondie’s Debbie Harry by Andy Warhol has resurfaced and is now available for sale, carrying a hefty
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Boy George says new art exploring fame is ‘celebrating otherness’
[ad_1] Boy George has said his new art collections, Fame and The Originals, are about “joy, humour, and celebrating otherness”. The four mixed-media
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Weekly UAE museum and gallery guide, from William Kentridge to Perform Sharjah
[ad_1] William Kentridge’s first major solo exhibition in the region, A Shadow of a Shadow, is running at Sharjah Art Foundation. Photo: Sharjah
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San Francisco street art broker accused of swindling artists
[ad_1] In April, Outer Sunset resident Rosemary Omron’s savings account amounted to $50,000; by June, it was nearly empty. For three years, the
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What’s on – Chinadaily.com.cn
[ad_1] [Photo provided to China Daily] Style accumulation The ongoing exhibition Accumulation at the Art Museum of Central Academy of Fine Arts gathers
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College of The Albemarle announces October Art Exhibition, ‘Re:Sound: A Collaborative Art Experience’
[ad_1] The “Re:Sound” exhibition will be displayed at the Professional Arts Building Gallery at COA – Dare from October 28 to November 14,
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Flying cat and a burning Banksy: Why are digital art prices suddenly skyrocketing? – Telegraph
[ad_1] A work by Banksy sold for $382 despite smoke coming out of it, while a cat cartoon fetched double that amount. All
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Union Art Gallery’s Celebration of Latine Artists –
[ad_1] In celebration of Latine Heritage Month, the UWM Union Art Gallery is offering a special glimpse of artwork crafted by local Milwaukee
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How HESTA and ART handle ‘hideous downside scenarios’
[ad_1] Home / News / How HESTA and ART handle ‘hideous downside scenarios’ Markets now move a lot faster than they did during