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Annabel Matterson reveals how the South of France became a catalyst for creativity — illustrated with works offered online in Joie de Vivre

Today, I want to take you on a little exploratory excursion into the art and illustration behind a famous collection of embroidered panels. Being rather the curious sort, I tend to fall into little rabbit holes when I start exploring, and sometimes, the results can be rather serendipitous! In 201

ONLINE EXHIBITION The Velocity of a Page is a cross section of contemporary practices in book arts and publishing. The book as an object, as a practice, and as a place wields a specific gravity. The books and publications on display are experiments in art-making. They are tools to build and support communities. They are […]

Read our exclusive interview about the ongoing restoration works and recent landmark discovery of rare 15th century frescoes, hidden in the side chapel of the cathedral.

Peter Fetterman has spent over 40 years immersed in photography. After falling in love with the medium and becoming a collector, he opened his eponymous gallery in Santa Monica, California in 1994. His Gallery has one of the greatest selections of classic 20th-century photography in America.

For women artists, the 1960s and ‘70s were a time of immense change. Explore this period through the lives and careers of six women artists, spanning several …

Join Strauss Art Specialist Wilhelm van Rensburg in conversation with special guest Jack Ginsberg, as they discuss collecting artists' books and portfolios whilst looking at some of the upcoming highlights from the June online auction. Jack discusses the South African artist book website at 18:50 / at 30 min. he talks about William Kentridge’s books & shows some of his book animations / 33:40 he looks at the specific SA artist books that were on auction.

Bookbinding tutorials with focus on a specific binding method or stitch. You can apply these binding methods to DIY book projects here - http://bit.ly/BookPr...

This video shows you how to mono print with Devon Guild Member Anita Reynolds. Anita shows you how to mono print without a press from easily accessible mater...

2020 is the 30th anniversary of Robbin Ami Silverberg’s artist book studio, Dobbin Books, housed at Dobbin Mews, an old horse stables in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. "Read me. Like A Book." exhibition will present circa 65 artist books dating from 1992 to 2019, along with 3 videos and 3 installations.

As a vital part of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation’s mission as an educational institution, the Guggenheim Museum’s Publications Department publishes books and catalogues to document its exhibitions and collections.

Check out ROOM 3: THE HUMAN FORM for mythological subjects and amazingly-rendered figures.

Cas Holmes is one of the UK’s best-known textile artists with works in public and private collections. The world of...

Meet Ellen G.K. Rubin. With a collection of more than 9,000 pop-up and moveable books from around the world, some more than centuries old, she’s earned...

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In a talk that could change how you see things, designer and artist Jiabao Li introduces her conceptual projects that expose the inherent bias of digital media. From a helmet that makes you "allergic" to the color red to a browser plug-in that filters the internet in an unexpected way, Li's creations uncover how technology mediates the way we perceive reality.

ARTIST TALK MAGAZINE is a quarterly magazine. This is a magazine for everyone and is written by Artists. The main focus of the magazine is to showcase Artists and to give them a chance to share, in more depth, the work they produce. This magazine aims to

In "The Last Irascible," my new essay in the *The New York Review*, I write about the idiosyncratic life of the hundred-year-old artist Hedda Sterne, drawing on an interview I recorded with her in 2003. Born in Romania in 1910, Sterne fled German-occupied Bucharest and eventually settled in New York, where she became one of the few women in a circle of Abstract Expressionist painters that included Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning, Mark Rothko, and Franz Kline. But Sterne thought of herself as an *anti*-Abstract Expressionist, someone with no use for the cult of personality and personal ge...

Did you know that without St. Petersburg paints, there wouldn’t be a Jackson’s? As Jackson's enters it's 20th year, we look back at how it all began.

"The frames" when studying visual arts, refers to the four lenses we use to look at art, in order to find meaning in an artwork. These are the subjective, structural, cultural and postmodern...

Artists share the inspiration behind the crafty creation of miniature scenery on their bookcases.

In this episode Sergio Gomez discusses the artist & gallery relationship in a practical and relaxed way. Sergio looks at how this relationship has evolved over the years and what to do to ensure a good relationship with the galleries you work with. As galleries move their inventory beyond the gallery walls and into the …