These Are the US Art Schools Most Dependent on International Students
More than 4,400 international students attended the Savannah College of Art and Design last year alone.
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In ‘Passing Time,’ Seth Clark’s Jumbled Old Houses Play, Leap, and Explore
The Pittsburgh-based artist’s collaged works highlight the chaotic aesthetic of collapsing houses.
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“The Morning Will Change Everything” by Artist Sebas Velasco
Sebas Velasco Celebrating its 80th anniversary, the History Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina proudly presents The Morning Will Change Everything, the debut solo museum exhibition by Spanish artist Sebas Velasco. Inspired by the Sarajevo-based band Indexi’s song of the same name, the exhibition features original works on canvas that explore urban landscapes and human stories, … Continued
26 Masterpieces to See at the Palace of Versailles
Comprising some 90,000 works today, the Palace’s collections offer an overview of French history from the Middle Ages to the end of the 19th century.
Featured Artist Paula Manning-Lewis
Artist Paula Manning-Lewis creates paintings that draw inspiration from wilderness areas and their ancient stories.
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Sound Artist Bint Mbareh Tunes into Palestinian Resistance
The artist grew up in Ramallah, and her work engages layered meanings of water for Palestinians.
Julian Pace Paints the “Dog People”
We love to know about artists and their pets. I think this is a collective imagination thing, where we sort of want to understand a personality through the animal an artist chooses to surround themselves with. Look, I am a cat and a dog person, so sometimes I can’t even understand my own push and pull of animal preference. But an artist, the greats of our time, seem to have made the animal of their choice part of their practice, and dogs make a great companino in art history.
Scott C.’s THE BIG SHOW
Spoke Art are thrilled to present THE BIG SHOW, a ten year retrospective exhibition from prolific artist, author and video game art director, Scott Campbell, better known simply as Scott C. THE BIG SHOW is Scott C.’s first exhibition in New York since 2015 and includes artwork from a decade’s worth of projects, books, video games, movies and more, all in the artist’s unmistakable style that has garnered admiration far beyond the art world. Scott C.’s skill with watercolors is a testament to his talent, distilling beloved characters and creations while never missing the details that make them unforgettable.
Lourve to Return 258 Objects from Adèle de Rothschild’s Cabinet of Curiosity to Foundation that Benefits Artists
“This is neither a victory nor revenge, but the culmination of something legitimate and necessary,” the director of the foundation said.