Duke University Supports Art Exploring African American Experience

Duke University Supports Art Exploring African American Experience

Oct 9, 2015 | Art

Art is a pathway to understanding. Its diverse mediums provide a variety of vessels for the exploration of personal history and universal experience. Artists may make their work without the support of private institutions. But what happens to the work, whether a...
Alice in a Century and a Half

Alice in a Century and a Half

Oct 9, 2015 | Art, New York

On November 26, 2015, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll will be 150 years old. The first of his Alice stores, the original edition was published in a red cloth-board cover with a little gold-leaf medallion of Alice cradling a rabbit on the cover....
Cool Globes: Hot Ideas for a Cool Planet

Cool Globes: Hot Ideas for a Cool Planet

Oct 5, 2015 | Art, New York

Wendy Abrams founded her exhibit “Cool Globes: Hot Ideas for a Cool Planet” back in 2007, but it hasn’t lost one bit of relevance. The traveling art installation has visited cities around the world, from Los Angeles to Geneva to Jerusalem, and now, with support...
Japanese Art Goes High Tech

Japanese Art Goes High Tech

Oct 2, 2015 | Art, Gallery

While tech-based art began emerging in 2013, it’s taken over the art scene in a big way this year. The art world is embracing the changes of technology and producing highly innovative creations for people to look at around the world. Everyone from collectors of...
Lost Painting Returned to Poland–From Ohio

Lost Painting Returned to Poland–From Ohio

Sep 30, 2015 | Art, News & Trending

A Krzysztof Lubieniecki painting, long thought lost and stolen by Nazis, is being returned to its home country of Poland, the FBI reports. The painting, “Portrait of a Young Man,” was believed to have been looted and taken to Austria. However, the painting won’t be...