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[ad_1] LAWRENCE, N.Y. â âAre people going to care about one little house?â asked Elizabeth Waytkus, who had been alerted
[ad_1] The figurative painter Chaz Guest has fans in high places. Collectors of his work include the Obamas â who
[ad_1] In 1983, at Japan Society in Manhattan, I saw a show of early Buddhist sculpture so beautiful that I
[ad_1] BUDAPEST â A polarizing project by the government of Viktor Orban, Hungaryâs far-right prime minister, to transform the historic
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[ad_1] New York City is pushing forward with an artwork to celebrate the abolitionist movement that some detractors have said
[ad_1] A long-overlooked painting regarded for decades as the work of Sandro Botticelliâs studio assistants today sold at Sothebyâs in
[ad_1] Art Basel already runs glamour-filled art fairs in Switzerland, Miami Beach and Hong Kong. Now, itâs heading to Paris.
[ad_1] Few people have done more to advance the cause of people seeking to recover property lost to the Nazis
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[ad_1] In 2019, the painter Faith Ringgold traveled to Rikers Island so that she could see how her first public
[ad_1] JERUSALEM â When the Jerusalem artist Beverly Barkat began to create an artwork for the lobby of a building
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New York-based photographer Donavon Smallwoodâs recent series, âLanguor,â considers the poetic and allegorical links between Black people and nature. Weaving
A selection of images from âPiersâ by London-based photographer Jo Metson Scott. Started back in 2019, the series documents British
Although currently based in Austin Texas, the four years photographer Mike Osborne spent living in Washington DC, between 2012 and