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“As a barred attorney, I have a duty to the client—and no side hustle in the sale,” she told ARTnews.

The new institution has been in the works for four years.

Escaramuza is the only female event of the Mexican national sport charrería.

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Her art centered joy, exuberance, and birthday parties.

DeLuna paints from photographs of ’70s pin-up girls, zooming in on their faces and removing them from context.

João Bruno, a self-taught Portuguese designer, has carved a unique niche in textile art by intertwining traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics. His innovative creations, such as the Wool Stone and Wool Tire, exemplify his commitment to sustainability and cultural preservation. The Artistic Journey of João Bruno Born in Tomar in 1973, João Bruno was immersed…

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“[Rothenberg] is not at the place in history where we feel she belongs,” Marc Peyot told ARTnews.

Enjoy the fascinating portfolio of painter Rajul Shah, who bases her work on ancient teachings and Eastern tradition.

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“It is clear that the form of a city or of a metropolis will not exhibit some gigantic, stratified order. It will be a complicated pattern, continuous and whole, yet intricate and mobile. It must be plastic to the perceptual habits of thousands of citizens, open- ended to changes of function and meaning, receptive to