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WORDS KAY-ANN VAN ROOYEN Lady Linda Wong Davies writes in her foreword that architect Thomas Heatherwick first called her from London in April 2017 to discuss the idea of a book that would represent his ideas and design for the new Zeitz Museum of C

South African Home Owner

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African-inspired spaces and décor will remain a prominent trend in 2020 with emphasis on bold colours, prints, patterns and textures. Patterns and prints play an essential role in the vibrancy and energy of a space. They contribute to the visual look

HOME MAGAZINE LEBANON

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Ameera Kawash is an artist and gallerist based in Beirut. She is currently the artistic director of Artspace Hamra, founded in 2014. Ameera has been curating and supporting the development of artists' work for the last three years, as well as working

Real Living Australia

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HELLE MARDAHL IS AN AESTHETIC LINGUIST. Fluent in fashion, furniture design, glass sculpture-making and painting, the Danish artist adopted a creative dialect from a young age while watching her architect father at work, an upbringing Helle says “had

Art Almanac

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‘Works of art are critical to the university experience – inspiring intellectual curiosity, fuelling the imagination and enriching campus life,’ writes Caroline Field, ACU Collection Curator. ‘A New Perspective’ showcases 66 of the compelling works i

Singapore Tatler

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Art is food for the soul—and this is why homemaker Coco Cai has decorated her home in Bukit Timah with various artworks such as Chinese ink and watercolour paintings and pop art sculptures to “reflect the experiences we all go through in life”. “My h

Southwest Art

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LESS THAN A YEAR AGO, few of us could have imagined that life would soon be turned upside down by a global pandemic. How has this upheaval affected the western art world so far? We sought answers from six established gallery leaders: Ventana Fine Art

New American Paintings

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Plymouth, MI 734.658.6504 dmjones@wowway.com / www.dennismichaeljones.space / @dennisjonesvisualart 2018 Dennis Jones, Candyland, NCRC Galleries, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mi 2013 sometimes you might discover something beautiful, Northville

Architectural Digest India

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Since its inception, Akara Art has been known for conducting interestingly curated exhibitions, blending the rich traditions of modern art with the innovations of contemporary art. This allows viewers a broader insight into the history, the sensibili

Southwest Art

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“IT’S FUN TO COME along on the journey as an artist evolves,” says Beau Alexander, owner of Maxwell Alexander Gallery. When that artist is Eric Bowman—known for his evocative portrayals of the American West, accomplished in a stylized realism that is

Architectural Digest India

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In the 1980s, when Nature Morte—Peter Nagy’s legendary East Village, New York gallery—was championing a new kind of neo-conceptualmeets-pop art, its founder and gallerist was also, in parallel, working as an artist. His work during this period reflec

Fine Art Connoisseur

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Scott and Patricia Moger split their time between their homes in New York City and the Hamptons. He is a former vice president of Columbia Pictures who once worked closely with commercial artists on film and television advertising, while Pat is execu

Maxim

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Sushi is at the heart of Japanese culture. So, too, are the 20 masters portrayed in Sushi Shokunin, my new book being published this month by Assouline. There is no single English word that adequately conveys the meaning of shokunin; while it is typi

Fleurieu Living Magazine

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A posthumous exhibition at the Signal Point Art Gallery in Goolwa celebrates her large body of work and the significant contributions she made to South Australian art and culture throughout her illustrious career. A book written by Kathie Muir and pu

Dwell

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Lately we’ve noted an uptick in feedback from readers asking about the absence of artworks in the homes we feature. While some residents intentionally eschew works that interfere with their house’s lines and views (page 90), it’s certainly not the no

Philippine Tatler Homes

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The patroness and art scholar Purita Kalaw-Ledesma has made an invaluable impact in the development of Philippine Modern Art through the 20th century. Her contributions to the local art scene are aptly chronicled in this recently launched volume, whi

India Today

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Exhibited at Delhi’s Bikaner House last week, Atul Dodiya’s new series of watercolours and textured laminates has only furthered his reputation. At 62, Dodiya is one of India’s leading artists. His art provides amusing commentary on pop culture, cine

Urbis

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Many of the conversations we have with architects and designers often lead to discussions about influences and inspirations that, most of the time, have little to do with the world of design itself. Visual arts, music, dance, literature and the like

Singapore Tatler

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One glance at Your Favourite Drink Stall Auntie and Singaporeans will immediately recognise its reference to the local hawker culture. After all, it is an integral part of the Singaporean way of life. But the woman featured in the digital artwork isn

New American Paintings

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Los Osos, CA nick@nwilkinson.com / www.nwilkinson.com / @_nickwilkinson_ I find myself suspicious of most marks as soon as they hit the surface of the painting. In response, most are immediately, or over time, redacted or softened in some way—the pai

Visi

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Some of the country’s most celebrated ceramic artists are set to show their work at the 100% Design South Africa pavilion – called 100% Clay – at Decorex Cape Town 2018 from 27 April to 1 May. One in a series of feature exhibitions put together by th

Country Life

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Leonardo da Vinci. He was a universal genius, the father of science, art and design, who made many discoveries in both anatomy and Nature and who conceptualised future creations such as flying machines and the parachute. He also happened to be one of

Singapore Tatler

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The panther is a permanent fixture in Cartier’s collections. Its graceful form may be most easily appreciated when melded with a sculptural bracelet or ring, but it’s really the flat expanse of a watch dial that pushes the imagination of the artisan

Literary Hub

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While Patricio Pron’s body of work is already an iceberg, only the tip is currently revealed in English. Don’t Shed Your Tears for Anyone Who Lives on These Streets is his second novel to be published in the States by Knopf. Born and raised in Rosari

Palm Beach Illustrated

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Following a spring marked by pivoting to the digital sphere and staying close to home, the Boca Raton Museum of Art is on a mission to refresh its galleries and communal spaces. It will host two new exhibitions, “Jeff Whyman: Out of Nature” and “Trin

ClayCraft

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Since 1973, artists across Chiswick, Hammersmith and Shepherds Bush have been welcoming the public into their houses, studios and flats, to view paintings, glassmaking, ceramics, printmaking, sculpture, photographs, textiles, and jewellery – through

New American Paintings

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Coloma, MI leabult@gmail.com / www.leabult.com / @leabult 2012 MFA, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI 2005 BFA, Kendall College of Art and Design, Grand Rapids, MI 2015 MacDowell Colony, Peterborough, NH 2014 Phillip C. Curtis Residency, Albion C

Harper's Bazaar India

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“The body, for me, is a form of sculptural exploration,” says G Ravinder Reddy, when speaking of his portrayal of the human form. “I’m interested in the aesthetics of beauty and adornment, but my works go beyond embellishment: They explore cultural a

Franschhoek Life

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The Rupert Museum is delighted to to have its doors open to the public again. You are invited to enjoy the museum with new exhibitions, exciting projects, Museum Saturdays, other public programmes, seasonal menus from the café and a newly launched we

5280 Home

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A SHOW OF HANDS / COLOR AS LINE > Where: Pirate: Contemporary Art When: March 13–29 Opening Reception: March 13, 6–9 p.m. What: Two local artists explore digital culture and mathematical elements in these adjacent solo shows. Brian Cavanaugh’s new in