ArchitectureArt Vija Celmins Show Stars Pop Paintings, Zen Drawings By Stephen West on January 2, 2019 The American art scene in the '60s and '70s was almost totally a boys club, and one of... Read more →
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Art Whimsical light for a darkening world By R. Daniel Foster on December 12, 2018 Splashing a bit of light on a darkening planet has forever been the favored way to... Read more →
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Art How Gauguin’s Danish Ties Led to Iconic Tahitian Works By Stephen West on November 21, 2018 Paul Gauguin is probably best known for his tempestuous friendship with Vincent Van Gogh... Read more →
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ArtPhotography Sprawling Survey of Hip Chinese Art Impresses, Baffles By Stephen West on November 14, 2018 A gigantic dragon greets visitors to a new exhibition of contemporary Chinese art at the... Read more →
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