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Klaus Lichtenegger is a self-proclaimed “Materialist.” He claims this title with the …
Hagar Vardimon-van Heummen has dedicated her studio Happy Red Fish to this simple sta…
Soon all the glitz and glamour will come pouring out of limos wearing jaw dropping ca…
The poignancy and precision of Japanese tea ceremonies can be quite beautiful, and th…
A unique form of graffiti is invading the street art scene. Living green varieties ha…
Frankenfoods have invaded our refrigerators. Processed to the point of questionably n…
A glamorous production of handmade ceramic by Irish artist Nuala O’Donovan will take …
Spring just can’t come fast enough. I beg to get my hands back in the dirt planting s…
Cerise Doucede of Paris, France has arranged this intriguing series of photograph pri…
Everyone has always been quick to associate the future as shiny, metallic, with extre…
A step back in time-space to Italy during the 1960s would reveal a revolutionary art …
If Brooks Brothers and the Gibson Girl had a lovechild, this would be it. The Gentlem…
The pitter patter of rain on a narrow cobblestone street, glitters, gathers into pudd…
It is difficult to define a relationship between politics and art. Portraits were ori…
I had just moved to New York, and looking at the subway map was like decrypting an an…