Scoop

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Hello, I’m thrilled to be the guest editor of Scoop’s art issue. My earliest memories are of drawing. Usually queens and ladies in big fancy dresses. I drew on cardboard with a blue Biro pen, and all the time I was telling myself stories about who th

Visi

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By Alexandra Loske Ilex, R659 Art historian, curator and editor Alexandra Loske has partnered with the UK’s Tate collection of modern and contemporary art to create a book that looks at the fascinating history of how Western colour has been recorded

ArtAsiaPacific

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If there is one thing I have learned in my 65 years, it is the need to be able to distinguish between what is important and the many things that are not. To focus is the art of saying no. That is why, three years ago, I decided to channel my attentio

Urbis

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There aren’t too many prominent art-world figures from either Australia or New Zealand with the type of credibility that Sally Dan-Cuthbert has. The independent Sydney-based art advisor has been working with a handful of private and corporate clients

Design Anthology

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To Pasay City in the Philippines comes a new exhibition platform spearheaded by art and design show organiser Stephanie Frondoso, interior designer and founder of a-11 Eric Paras, and industrial designer Stanley Ruiz. SIGNUM (Latin for ‘sign’) aims t

The Railway Magazine

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RAILWAY art is almost as old as steam railways themselves. In the 19th century, Monet, Turner, Frith and Bourne were among the first to interpret the new and highly visual form of transport on canvas, and there are almost certain to have been people

Fine Art Connoisseur

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coorswesternart.com January 5–24 Like so many activities, the National Western Stock Show scheduled for this January has been delayed a year. Fortunately, the Coors Western Art Exhibit & Sale that usually accompanies the stock show will proceed wit

Ceramics: Art and Perception

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Prior to 2016, Clay Art Center’s exhibition program hosted shows with both functional and sculptural ceramics featuring emerging, mid-career, and established artists. While every show held its own conceptual merit, the long-time audience for the gall

Artist's Palette

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Tanzania in East Africa was Louise Derry’s birthplace. Her home these days is in far north Queensland. She has earned an arts degree in ‘Art, Design and Technology’ which combined a variety of art modules including pottery; printmaking; fabrics; silv

Architectural Digest India

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PICHVAI TRADITION & BEYOND showcases contemporary interpretations of Pichvai art. This gallery is conceptualized, commissioned, and directed by Pooja Singhal. It was set up in 2009 and is focused on reviving and elevating the 17th-century artform of

Fine Art Connoisseur

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Steve and Wendie Olshan of Santa Monica, California, have made art collecting a way of life. Steve’s interest began in high school as he studied architectural drafting and continued in college while taking art classes as part of his architecture curr

ArtAsiaPacific

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A 31-year-old poet, Mohammed Rashid al-Thani is the visionary behind the Institute of Arab and Islamic Art (IAIA), the first art and cultural space in New York to focus on modern and contemporary art from the Arab and Islamic world. Al-Thani founded

Art Almanac

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60 Caves Beach Road, Caves Beach 2281. T 0419-471-660. E info@finitegallery.com W FiniteGallery.com H Fri-Sun 10.00 to 4.00 and public hols. Exhibiting fine art and crafts from the regions finest practitioners. 90 Hunter Street, Newcastle 2300. T (02

Creative Artist

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Yoshie Hughes was born in Hokkaido, Japan and came to Australia in 1996 for a working holiday where she ended up starting a new family and a career as an artist on the Gold Coast. While growing up in Japan, Yoshie worked at the family business of a b

Artist Profile

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of Artist Profile: inspiring change, the consequences of change, finding beauty in change. These and more notions of change illustrate that the paths to being an artist are various and often unexplained. You will see and read, through the work of our

Southwest Art

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After Cody DeLong’s painting A DAY AT THE BEACH appeared in a feature article in the February issue of Southwest Art, a collector in Spokane, WA, was compelled to visit DeLong’s website to view similar pieces by the Arizona artist. There, the collect

Artist's Drawing and Inspiration

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Tanzania in East Africa was Louise Derry’s birthplace. Her home these days is in far north Queensland. She has earned an arts degree in ‘Art, Design and Technology’ which combined a variety of art modules including pottery; printmaking; fabrics; silv

Hong Kong Tatler

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For great event planners, the best way to master their craft and stand out from the competition is to constantly refine and improve their skill set. Grand Hyatt Hong Kong, with a three decade track record of planing successful events for satisfied gu

Blue Mountains Life

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Woodford artist Michael Herron subject matter couldn’t get much closer to home than with his latest exhibition, Woodford’s Reserve. Paintings of the landscape surrounding the historic Woodford Academy, went on display in a stunning exhibition in the

Singapore Tatler

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It is tough to be a full-time artist, gallerist Kevin Cuturi notes, especially in Singapore where talents struggle with high material costs and lack of gallery representation, while the art market is facing dwindling collector support. The French fou

Architectural Digest India

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This year marks a decade since the Mumbai Art Room (MAR) was conceived. The small but influential curatorial laboratory showcasing cutting-edge exhibits in the heart of Mumbai’s Colaba art district was founded by American curator Susan Hapgood. Today

Blue Mountains Life

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‘What We Have to Say’, explores the work of contemporary Australian artists, whose creative practice questions and disrupts a traditional and conservative art discourse. The exhibition, featuring artists such as Cigdem Aydemir, Kieran Butler, Cybele

Global Voices

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"Art is uncomfortable, you can never feel comfortable," says Paraguayan artist Enrique Collar who is now living in The Netherlands.

Art New Zealand

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Undreamed Of . . . 50 Years of the Frances Hodgkins Fellowship by Priscilla Pitts and Andrea Hotere Otago University Press, Dunedin 2017 In some ways Undreamed Of was one of the easiest books on art to write. The thorny curation questions―who do w

Artist's Drawing and Inspiration

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Hi, My name is Tracey Dawes and I live near Mackay and the Whitsundays in Queensland. I started painting with folk art classes in Sydney in the 90’s, and have developed ever since. Art was only a hobby until I moved to Queensland due to my husband’s

Harper's Bazaar India

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DIRECTOR, INDIA ART FAIR “I say this all the time: Value is in the eye of the beholder, and a thing is only worth what you are prepared to pay for it,” says Jagpal, on the topic of securing a ‘good deal’ on a work of art. “I know that negotiating on

India Today

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By Kapil Chopra, Curator, Art District 13 Art is a commentary on the times we live in. But there is an entire generation that is growing up with no interest in art. The Indian landscape lacks a cultural infrastructure. There are very few public art s

ArtAsiaPacific

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After signing off on the July/August issue of ArtAsiaPacific, the editors are hoping to savor two comparatively languid months off from the frantic art world calendar. However, world events, in Hong Kong and elsewhere, won’t relent. This issue is clo

Art Almanac

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‘Hardly anything can shock us,’ ‘The Abyss’ curator Naomi Evans tells me. ‘And yet art is still the place where our buttons are pushed, knives poke at painful places.’ Evans’ challenging major group exhibition brings together the work of 25 contempor

Florida Design

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STUNNING ART MIXES WITH bold architecture and exciting interiors to create the picturesque settings that paint the pages of this issue of Florida Design. Miami Beach sets the scene for interior designer Robert Brown’s 2,300-square-foot condo in the $