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‘Snow’: A Wintry Story by Brooklyn Artist Shelley Jackson

Feb 25, 2014 | Articles, News & Trending

Some artists create masterpieces on traditional materials like cloth canvases. Others prefer to work in installation, forming abstract works that take up entire rooms or even protrude into public space. And if you’re Shelley Jackson, you’ll create stories and works of...

‘Mona Lisa’ Model Could Soon Be Identified

Feb 19, 2014 | Articles, News & Trending

Leonardo da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa” has long been revered as one of the art world’s most prolific masterpieces. Such a deceptively simple portrait has captivated cultures for centuries, and still draws millions to the Louvre in Paris where it resides each year. The...

A Spirit of Independence at SUPERMARKET Art Fair

Feb 10, 2014 | Articles

This upcoming weekend marks the eighth annual SUPERMARKET Art Fair, an independent arts happening in Stockholm, Sweden. What started out as “Minimarket” in 2006 as a reaction to a new commercial art fair called Market has grown into the aptly titled SUPERMARKET Art...

#TBT ‘Girls’ Creator Lena Dunham is a Cultivator of Culture

Jan 9, 2014 | News & Trending

Lena Dunham is unquestionably one of Hollywood’s “it” girls, with an edge. The actress, director, producer, and writer has taken the entertainment industry by storm over the last few years; her quiet entry into filmmaking amazed fans with independent movies like...

The Risk of Feeding a Cultural Food Chain

Jan 3, 2014 | Articles

A few months back, we discussed the importance of cultural heritage and taking ownership of your own culture, while educating yourself about those around you. Cultural pride can help one to cultivate one’s own identity, which can be difficult to do in large cities,...

A Spirit of Independence at SUPERMARKET Art Fair

The Risk of Feeding a Cultural Food Chain

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