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Posts Tagged ‘Art’

Colombia’s Cultural Initiatives – Notes from the Field
October 20, 2011

By Kyle Keefe Earlier this year I traveled to Colombia, where I had the opportunity to visit a number of cities, museums and cultural sites. I encountered inspiring cultural initiatives…

The Art of the Steal
August 3, 2011

By Andrea Kezdi Albert C. Barnes (January 2, 1872 – July 24, 1951), who gained wealth through his breakthrough scientific research, was an art collector and owner of the Barnes…

The Townhouse Gallery: The Beating Heart of Cairo’s Contemporary Art Scene
June 1, 2011

by Joe Banh The glories of ancient Egypt are amazing to behold, but contemporary Cairo is just as compelling. Amidst the din of traffic and the chaos of the jostling…

Bye Bye Kitty!!! Overcoming Kawaii in Japanese Art
April 28, 2011

by Barry Lord The Japan Society in New York is currently hosting a new exhibition entitled Bye Bye Kitty!!! Between Heaven and Hell in Contemporary Japanese Art. The exhibition features…

Evolution of Palestinian Graffiti
October 13, 2010

Palestinian graffiti has an undeniable political motivation; Faris Arouri, 28, a member of the Palestinian Peace & Youth Forum (PPYF) reported that resistance groups often utilize graffiti as political canvas…

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