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Who Can Save 'Vincent'
Great art cannot be taught. If you disagree, you probably don't know Vincent Van Gogh is a prestigious artist. As a matter of fact, van...

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Oct 23, 2023


HIDE AND SEEK
How can you protect your kids if you can't even defend yourself? Isn't true art is motivated by feeling, beauty, and emotion? What aims...

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Sep 24, 2023


Art School Stole His Virginity
It may sound perplexing, primarily for performance art - being a 'good' student in art school. What if your project requires a 'bad'...

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Aug 15, 2023


The Binary Cards
Count Balthazar Klossowski de Rola (also known as Balthus) is a controversial Polish-French artist noted for his inspiring paintings of...

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Jul 18, 2023


Do penguins wear tuxedos?
The neighbouring Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art welcomed penguins from the Kansas City Zoo, who wandered the galleries and enjoyed...

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Jun 29, 2023


Ophelia's Iris - Rose of May
Sir John Everett Millais (8 June 1829 – 13 August 1896) was an English painter and illustrator, founder of the Pre-Raphaelite...

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May 30, 2023


Far-back Letters and Authentic Lesbians
Divergent narrative theories have been made about the history of lesbianism. There aren't many examples of what a modern audience would...

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May 4, 2023


When Pigs Fly in Art
Pigs have appeared in extensive artworks over the years, from archaic cave drawings to sculptures by contemporary most contentious...

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Apr 5, 2023


Red Fag-ged Out
Anti Gay? Anti Gay Communists? Towards a Gay Communism: Elements of a Homosexual Critique, Mario Mieli's seminal book, first published in...

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Mar 20, 2023


A gainly faeces milestone!
Human civilisation is founded on garbage. Not only that, but our cities, which serve as a metaphor for our contemporary civilisation, are...

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Mar 11, 2023


Hearless Lugs
Pavlensky's performances are extreme, outrageous, and somewhat concise, perhaps a continuation of the Moscow Actionism of the 1990s. In...

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Feb 25, 2023


Scissor That Head
The term "collage" is derived from the French word coller, which means "to glue," and was coined by cubist artists Braque and Picasso....

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Feb 6, 2023


Talk to Her within Morality and Love
The two male protagonist characters in Talk to Her are the nurse, Benigno, and the journalist and travelling novelist, Marco. They sit...

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Jan 12, 2023


God can save the world, Buddha cannot!
We connect an "anaemic" book to review this Christmas Eve in 2022. Oxford University Press, 2010, Buddhist Warfare by Michael Jerryson...

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Dec 25, 2022


Fat Art Eats Your Vulnerability
The exposition's main body lays on a heavy. "Fat Man - The Matrix of Amnesia," a large sculpture by John Isaacs, runs the risk of...

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Nov 19, 2022


Virgin Death for Penis Park
Brought a concise of the art world's seeming preoccupation with vaginas in the name of art, culture, feminism, etc. - when everyone...

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Nov 2, 2022


School Kills Artists OR Artists Kill The World
At seventeen-year-old, Hitler travelled for the first time to Vienna, the imperial capital and one of the most significant hubs for...

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Oct 15, 2022


Odd, Unusual, Freakiest but Classic Paintings
Our exploration into bizarre artworks will continue with a portrait of two men. Right? Try again! The Bearded Woman of Abruzzi is the...

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Oct 8, 2022


Edward Hopper’s unglamorous aspects of city life
American realist artist Edward Hopper (1882–1967) is best known for his frank oil paintings of American city life. He was born and reared...

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Sep 8, 2022


Through the Sight of Landscape - Ansel Adams
Ansel Adams believed that his skills would be most wholesome in spreading awareness about the wonders of nature and persuading them to...

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Aug 7, 2022
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