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Micro artist sets world record for smallest sculpture
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L.A. Art Show Showcases More Diverse Voices Than Ever
The 30th anniversary art fair is here and there's a lot to see, do and explore from creators representing a multitude of ...
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Museum exhibit curates works of Persian artists
Parisa Majidy of PARISA Projects, has assembled an exhibit of emerging Middle Eastern art. Entitled Prelude to Resonance it ...
Three of Dawoud Bey’s Favorite Artworks
The photographer discusses Alice Neel, Walker Evans and the way he brings Black gestures and history to the foreground of his ...