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Detail from La Città Nuova (The New City) by Antonio Sant’...
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Mel Brimfield, This is Performance Art, 2011, C-print Ah, performance artists...
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Japan's only museum for Western art and works really hard at it
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If Baroque art and a can of whipped cream had a baby, it would be the Rococo....
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Every culture has a golden age of artmaking. It’s a time when the stars align:...
It’s important to note: the Romantic Art Movement has nothing to do with...
“We thought the best way to help people understand Van Gogh’s life was to...
Dadaism was created with the intention of turning both the art world and the...
Takaya Miou, Love Thyself. Courtesy of the Honolulu Museum of Art. The...
Kanye West received an honorary doctorate degree from the School of the Art...
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San Francisco Art Institute is offering two new online college classes...
Who you calling a degenerate? When we say “degenerate” in art history, we...
Artemisia Gentileschi. Mary Magdalene in Ecstasy, ca. 1620-25. Oil on canvas,...
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Claude Monet, The Japanese Footbridge, 1899, National Gallery of Art, Washington D....
As the neurologist Oliver Sacks noted, gardens are places of healing. The Greek...
