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As Duchamp said, “To live is to believe.” I will never stop believing in the omnipotent, ameliorative potency of art, despite the charades and shenanigans.
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SXSW music conference when Neil and Zoë Keating, my touring cellist, dragged me onto the Twitter wagon and gave me a quick lesson, showing me the little box into which you could input your 140 characters of text. I set up the account and told the fans. I twittered a few pictures. Then I dipped my toe in more experimental water, announcing that I wo
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Warhol’s portraits were not so much realistic documents of contemporary faces as they were designer icons awaiting future devotions.
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Zachary Vietze
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Where the Wild Things Are” is our latest solo exhibition by the acclaimed artist and rising star Lukas Cober. Inspired by the beloved children’s book that enchanted him during his youth, Cober invites us into a dreamy world where each artwork is an individual wild being, exuding a playful and whimsical spirit. Cober’s latest collection embodies the... See more
instagram.com • Psalm 27:1-2 Except the Lord build the house, they labour in vain that build it: except the Lord keep the city, the
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Grisha Samus
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