Museum of Bad Art, Paper House offer 2 unusual Massachusetts attractions
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Shooting Anamorphic on Nikon ZR With Laowa Sunlight 2x
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10 Photo Books to Read This Month
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Stuffed Animals and Found Objects Reconfigure in Sungho Bae’s Uncanny Sculptures — Colossal
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Italian Market’s art installations spotlight immigrant stories
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Michael J. Anderson appointed director of Portland Art Museum
Courtesy Portland Art Museum Michael J. Anderson has been appointed director of the newly-expanded Portland Art Museum (PAM).…
Exhibitions tune into Peter Simensky’s sculptural radios and celebrate his legacy – The Art Newspaper
The late artist Peter Simensky (1975-2023) was fascinated by gold—not so much as a precious metal but a…
Industrial designer Gudmundur Ludvik Re-Thinks the Folding Chair
“Why should a folding chair be a compromise?” asks Icelandic industrial designer Gudmundur…
T&C Exclusive: Sabyasachi Launches a Collaboration with the Metropolitan Museum of Art
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‘Stopping while ahead’: London gallery Sid Motion to shut after a decade – The Art Newspaper
Sid Motion Gallery, the South London dealership that has spent the past decade building a programme supporting emerging…
Comment | This year’s Venice Biennale is filled with thought-provoking reminders of past art disputes – The Art Newspaper
For anyone visiting the Venice Biennale this summer or autumn, one of the first things you might see…