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Artist Retrospective: ROA
During this uncertain period, Street Art and outdoor murals have been halted. We will use this downtime to showcase a series of artists and the oeuvre that they have created over the last decade. We start off with ROA, the most prolific muralist the world has ever known! ROA is a world-renowned graffiti and street […] More
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Full Colour: An Irish Street Art Story
Full Colour is a documentary about the street art communities of Dublin and Belfast created by Dublin native Harry Moylan. “Why do these artists make art? How does street art evolve in a city? It covers many topics including the old political murals and evolution of the modern street art scene in Belfast, as well as […] More
With His Paintings Trapped Abroad, This German Artist Had to Remake His Entire Show During Lockdown. See the Lively Results Here
“MARCEL EICHNER: ME”Haverkampf Gallery What the gallery says: “In the fall of 2018, Marcel Eichner terminates the lease of his Berlin studio and moves to Spain. He not only leaves Berlin, he makes a radical cut. In the new surroundings, M.E. changes his method painting by painting. In 2020, he begins to create oil paintings […] More
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Luca Ledda “The Irony of Abundance” New Original Drawing Available
Italian artist Luca Ledda just released a new unique and original drawing entitled “The Irony of Abundance”. This drawing measures 25 x 35 cm, Watercolor + Pen – on Cotton Paper. Luca Ledda’s works deal with both our conception of the world and our consumption of its resources. The Turin artist always injects the bitter taste […] More
A Show at MoMA Goes Beyond ‘Migrant Mother’ to Examine Lesser-Known Sides of Dorothea Lange’s Photography—See Images Here
“Dorthea Lange: Words & Pictures“Museum of Modern Art What the museum says: “Toward the end of her life, Dorothea Lange remarked, ‘All photographs—not only those that are so-called ‘documentary,’ and every photograph really is documentary and belongs in some place, has a place in history—can be fortified by words.’ Organized loosely chronologically and spanning her career, […] More
‘I Want to Be Unplugged’: Watch Artist Zanele Muholi Take Their Studio on the Road to Photograph Trans Women in South Africa
The South African-born artist Zanele Muholi is not a fan of boundaries. As a self-proclaimed “visual activist,” Muholi, who uses the pronoun “they,” refuses to be pigeonholed by sexual orientation, gender, or profession, though all of those things are integral aspects of Muholi’s identity. Britain’s Tate Modern museum was planning to open a major survey of […] More
