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ROA: ANNIHILATION
Roa’s latest show, ‘Annihilation’ is on now at Backwoods Gallery, Melbourne, but due to current circumstances, the exhibition is only available for viewing by appointment only. However, as a special treat for StreetArtNews fans, we have loads of pictures of the install and artworks to share with the rest of the world. Stay tuned to […] More
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A New Show Traces How Carolee Schneemann’s Transgressive Feminist Legacy Has Influenced Generations of Artists—See Images Here
“Up to and Including Limits: After Carolee Schneemann”Museum Susch, Switzerland What the museum says: Sabine Breitwieser, who organized the 2015 show of Schneemann’s work that toured institutions from Salzburg to New York City, said of this show: “This exhibition is driven by limits, both in media and society: how they can be overcome, transformed, and transgressed through […] More
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A Marvelous Exhibition Looks at How Black Artists Have Dissected and Rearranged the History of European Modernism—See It Here
“Riffs and Relations: African American Artists and the European Modernist Tradition”Phillips Collection, Washington, DC What the museum says: The show “presents works by African American artists of the 20th and 21st centuries together with examples by the early 20th-century European artists with whom they engaged. “European modernist art has been an important, yet complicated influence on black […] More
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Ludo in Paris, France
French artist Ludo is back with another piece in his favorite city. The artist made the mural to mark what the world is experiencing at the moment – the virus outbreak, quarantines, confinement, the list goes on. This piece features Ludo’s trademark skull-grape design together with his signature shade of green. Take a look below at […] More
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How the Threatening Landscapes in Titian’s Fable Paintings Reveal Colonial Europe’s Hidden Fears and Fantasies
Some readers of this article will call it a fish tale, and I guess I would too. The fish in question is a black sea bass——and this is the tale of how that New World creature came to show up in , an ancient Greek myth painted in the early 1560s, in Venice, by Titian. […] More
