Street Artist JR Wins The TED Prize For 2011
Street Artist JR Wins The TED Prize For 2011: “TED picks an unconventional recipient for their annual prize.” (Via PSFK.)
Inside Art Basel Miami Beach: A Museum Exhibition Assembled on the Fly
Inside Art: A Museum Exhibition Assembled on the Fly: “Two curators from the Norton Museum of Art in West Palm Beach, Fla., plan to tour Art Basel Miami Beach, some
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In California, Pot Is Now an Art Patron
Maybe the real title for this article should say something about new ideas for arts funding. We’re all looking for new ideas. In California, Pot Is Now an Art Patron:
Artist I Like/Artists Who Paint: Michael Borremans
Artist I Like/Artists Who Paint: Michael Borremans: The Case, 2009oil on canvas “I love artists who paint and don’t shy away from paint as a medium. I am especially enamored
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Is it a Mistake to Sell the Rights to Your Art?
Is it a Mistake to Sell the Rights to Your Art?: “I have been asked by artists new to the concept of licensing, whether it is possible to retain the
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Figure Study
via Turtlestacks Blog.: via Turtlestacks Blog. Cadavers are essential to studying figurative art because one can see how the body functions with the muscles, tendons, and veins. How many schools
Naked art
Naked art: “The British artist Ellen Harvey is on hand for the opening of The Nudist Museum, her highly stylized renderings of the 54 nude portraits in the permanent collection
Her body of work: Shinique Smith shines in solo show at MOCA
Her body of work: Shinique Smith shines in solo show at MOCA: “Shinique Smith is surveying her first solo museum show and, of course, sweating the details. Born in Baltimore
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Ron Eglash on African fractals
“Ethno-mathematician” Ron Eglash is the author of African Fractals, a book that examines the fractal patterns underpinning architecture, art and design in many parts of Africa. By looking at aerial-view