This exhibition is all centered around a self-taught artist who lived in Bessemer, Ala., Ronald Lockett (1965-98). In his short lifespan this man has created an impressive oeuvre of emotionally raw and politically trenchant paintings and sculptures in a career cut short by his death from AIDS. Assuming that you will go the easy way […]
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With art biennales held all over the globe recently, someone did notice that one specific region of Earth just does not get as much of an art action as others do… The whole craze of exotic international art fairs and biennales has reached peak saturation: there’s now an international biennale in Antarctica. Yes, Antarctica, population:
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Is the historically traditional artwork niche still relevant nowadays? In a sense that do the modern artist look up to it? At Christie’s over the last few weeks, two specialists in old master paintings and drawings quietly left the auction house. Their departures followed a year of spotty sales, in which. Assuming that you will
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