Hard Choices: Should You Try Marina Abramović’s Longevity Method?
Answer some questions to see if you should attempt to stave off the ravages of time.
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Henri Thiriet’s Striking Posters from the Belle Époque Era
Henri Thiriet (1873–1946) was a talented French artist celebrated for his striking Art Nouveau creations. Hailing from Épinal, he pursued his craft in Paris as a lithographer and gained prominence between 1890 and 1910 for designing eye-catching advertising posters for brands such as Omega and Dayton Cycles. Following World War I, Thiriet transitioned to illustrating […]
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3,000-Year-Old Necropolis Unearthed in Abu Dhabi
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Grief Embodies Infinite Colors (A Coroner’s Wife): Luján Pérez in Paris
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Sotheby’s Secures $70 M. Giacometti Bust for May Auction
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Reviving an Ancestral Hawaiian Tradition, Lehuauakea Reimagines Kapa in Bold Textile Works
“I am not singular in this work; I am simply building on a tradition that was passed down through many generations before me, and I can only hope that I am able to inspire future generations to continue it,” the artist says.
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