art in and around South Florida
2 Paintings Stolen From This Country’s Biggest Art Museum: “ATHENS, Greece — Thieves carried out a well-organized, pre-dawn heist at Greece’s biggest state art museum on Monday, taking two oil
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Couple Donates Collection of African-American Works to Georgia Museum of Art: “GEORGIA, USA—Part-time Atlantans Larry and Brenda Thompson, who have amassed one of the country’s major private collections of African-American
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Changes in Copyright Laws for Artists: “WASHINGTON— While the Stop Online Piracy Act (also known as SOPA) now pending in Congress has members of the technology and art world up in
Open to Interpretation is now calling on photographers to submit images for consideration in a juried book competition. Project Details Open to Interpretation is a collaborative book project bringing together
De Ateliers: Deadline for applications is February 1st, 2012 www.de-ateliers.nl Residency program in Amsterdam De Ateliers, founded in 1963, is an internationally acclaimed studio program based in Amsterdam. It offers
The Studio of Enrique Martinez Celaya – Whale & Star: Lecture 9 “Fooled Again: Trompe l’oeil Revisited” Ivan Gaskell | January 11, 2012 at 7 PM Now that abstraction in
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Woman accused of using buttocks to damage painting worth $30m: “Carmen Tisch allegedly scratched the painting by the late Clyfford Still and then slid her buttocks against it A 36-year-old
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I don’t currently have a radio and had no way to hear this broadcast. However, I recently had a conversation with my niece who mentioned both her mother and father
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Study: The Most Unemployed? Those In The Arts: “‘Among recent college graduates, those with the highest rates of unemployment had undergraduate degrees in architecture (13.9 percent), the arts (11.1 percent)
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Luis Camnitzer’s “Reflejos y Reflexiones”: “After several years of teaching and working in printmaking, the Uruguayan artist Luis Camnitzer made what he considers to be his first conceptual piece. It