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Twitter has been mentioned before on this blog, notably in the post about social media in the art world but I’ve never given it more than a passing reference. Given the questions, comments and small amount of confusion that seem to surround this particular aspect of social media, I thought it would be [...]
Of course no one would deny that the traditional brick-and-mortar art galleries have their advantages – particularly when you want to go to view or enjoy art as an event – but it seems that recently the pros of internet galleries, for busy people who want to buy art but lack the time needed to [...]
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- The artist behind the icon - famous photographs and their famous photos http://t.co/t642aPtl 21 hours ago
- It's a still life - but this one is interactive http://t.co/zZ0lIKRO 22 hours ago
- The world's first blockbuster art exhibit? Picasso, unsurprisingly. What's more unexpected is that it was in 1960 http://t.co/REUeuGRK 23 hours ago
- The artist who disappears into the background http://t.co/1IbRCDOe 1 day ago
- Smells, scents & fragrances - the newest form of art http://t.co/roD9kgma 1 day ago
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Events Calendar
- February 16, 2012 – Reception: The Substance of Abstraction; Elemental Realms; Sensorial Perspectives
6:00 pm, General - February 10, 2012 – Exhibition: The Substance of Abstraction; Elemental Realms; Sensorial Perspectives
11:00 am, General - January 19, 2012 – Reception: Figuratively Speaking; Degrees of Abstraction; Portal to Enigma
6:00 pm, General - January 17, 2012 – Exhibition: Figuratively Speaking; Degrees of Abstraction; Portal to Enigma
11:00 am, General
- February 16, 2012 – Reception: The Substance of Abstraction; Elemental Realms; Sensorial Perspectives
