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How Carmen Herrera Became One of Art History’s Most Celebrated Abstractionists
The artist, whose achievements were recognized later in her career, turns 105 years old on May 30.
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How Carmen Herrera Became One of Art History’s Most Celebrated Abstractionists
The artist, whose achievements were recognized later in her career, turns 105 years old on May 30.
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For 48 Hours Only, Gagosian Is Offering a Mark Grotjahn Painting for $800,000
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Sotheby’s to Stage New Cross-Category Evening Sale in London, Confirms Remote Streaming Format for New York Sales
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To Get a Painterly Effect Without the Mess, Here Are the Best Oil Sticks
Like oil paint in a convenient, easy-to-hold form, oil sticks consist of a blend of pigmented drying oil and melted wax. These chunky tools are softer than oil pastels, so using them feels more like…
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Why Do We Cling to Art in Apocalyptic Times?
The hope that modern art’s complex ideological matrix of individualism, novelty, critique, and consumption might be in any way adequate to the unimaginable global cataclysm that will define the twenty-first century seems to be a delusion.
By Roy Scranton
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