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Nothing Is What It Seems in Magritte’s Most Iconic Artwork
Rene Magritte's 'The Treachery of Images' is art history's most infamous pipe. We took a closer look at this visual riddle.
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Great Hands Think Alike: 'Process & Presence' at K. Grant Fine Art
Jasmine Parsia and Viscaya Wagner present sculptures and prints that illuminate their processes and techniques; the work is ...
These two art installations at Miami’s Locust Projects celebrate sound and movement
What sounds like clocks, chimes, and bells fills the Project Room at Locust Projects but there’s so much more than meets the ...
Artist Hiromi Tango thinks we're moving too fast and she wants to help slow us down
Leading Japanese-Australian artist Hiromi Tango creates vibrant artworks exploring the healing possibilities of art, and how ...
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Satisfying Tiny Art Of The Blue Bird
This video showcases the creation of a delicate blue bird in miniature form, with each meticulous detail carefully painted to bring the tiny creature to life. The soothing rhythm of the artist's ...
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Rhythm in their roots – why ballroom dancing is a passion for 4 generations of this family | Video
It is a legacy that has waltzed through four generations of Madam Chow Chew Fung's family.  The 81-year-old retiree's passion for ballroom dancing began in 1958, when she picked up the art form as a ...