his work delves into themes such as the pleasures and pressures of modern living, materialism, and the complexities of social status and identity...
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Erick Swenson’s “Ne Plus Ultra” Sculpture
Erick Swenson, known for his hyper-realistic sculptures, delivers a haunting yet mesmerizing piece titled "Ne Plus Ultra" (2010), which explores themes...
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Head Games: Elizabeth Glaessner at Perrotin Tokyo
Perrotin Tokyo presents "Head Games," featuring fifteen small paintings and two larger works by Elizabeth Glaessner. This exhibition showcases her glowing aura aesthetic...
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‘Love Continuum’ by Yoni Alter Graces London’s Duke of York Square
In the bustling Duke of York Square in London, Yoni Alter's latest public sculpture, "Love Continuum," captivates viewers with its curving red lines. From the right perspective, these lines...
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Amie Dicke’s “She’s Not There”: An Evocative Exploration of the Human Form
Amie Dicke's latest portrait series, "She’s Not There," captivates viewers with its intriguing interplay of visibility and obscurity. The artwork subtly suggests the human form, veiled by...
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Chris Lael Larson: Unveiling the Everyday Absurd through Hybrid Art
Portland artist Chris Lael Larson offers a fresh perspective on the ordinary through his innovative blend of painting, photography, and color-filled assemblage. His work...
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Iris Van Herpen Debuts 3D-Printed Bridal Gown
Dutch designer Iris Van Herpen, renowned for her structural designs and 3D-printed garments, unveiled a groundbreaking 3D-printed bridal gown for Brazilian lawyer Mariana Pavani. This gown, which took 41
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Art by Eugene Gull
«Creation through drawing is the most powerful manifestation of a person as an individual. But this task can be very difficult. Especially if your
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Hang On to Yourself by artist Elspeth Vince
London-based painter Elspeth Vince presents her compelling painting series, "Hang On to Yourself," exploring themes of self-soothing, self-love, and their emotional journey. Through vivid imagery, Vince captures the highs and lows of this internal exploration, inviting viewers into
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Behind Closed Doors: Parisian Museums Granted Secret Access to Male Nudes in the Mid-19th Century
In the mid-19th century, Parisian art museums implemented an unusual program known as the "Morning Visits" exclusively for their women patrons. Every Friday from 10-11am, museums would allow access solely to women, displaying young male athletes strategically posing as living sculptures amongst the classical nude statuary.
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Artist Hiroko Igeta Crafts Eerily Lifelike Humanoid Sculptures
Japanese artist Hiroko Igeta creates jointed dolls that initially shock with their disarming posture and combinations but ultimately spotlight the human form as percivable art. Born in Tokyo in 1967, Igeta has honed her doll like sculpture skills since 1986. Her dolls feature movable limbs.
