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NADIA SABLIN Years Like Water is a decade-long look at a small Russian village, its inhabitants, ramshackle institutions, nature, and mythology. The series loosely follows the lives of four interconnected families – the children growing up unsupervised in a magical wilderness, whilst the adults struggle for survival. O

The naturalist/innovator in a parallel universe of solutions design, which might shift the way you see almost everything about our possible futures.

BCBF Galleries is the Bologna Children’s Book Fair “museum”, showing its book and art exhibitions to the worldwide community of book professionals and book lovers. In keeping with BCBF’s international breadth, this virtual space will also host future exhibitions created within the framework of other BolognaFiere events - such as the Shanghai China International Children’s Book Fair - or produced in partnership with institutions and cultural centres in Italy and abroad.

In this section of The Women Artists Market Report 2023, we look at the newest, youngest sector in the art market today.

We Should Measure Its Value Not in Dollar Signs But in Question Marks.

Outsider art? Not as you would probably think of it! The comments are as interesting as the article!

A group show at the Blanton Museum of Art breaks the taboo on artists discussing, and drawing on, their day jobs. Yet this stigma still exists.

Carol Morley’s warm and sympathetic film imagines the artist, whose mental illness curtailed her ambitions, on a tragicomic road trip to exhibit her work

The Venezuelan photojournalist’s images of the conflict show us, simply and powerfully, the view through the windows of those experiencing it

Download free mockups! Mockups Design is a site where you can find free premium mockups that can be used in your private and commercial work.

French institution targets young audiences by confronting issues of misogyny and colonialism with Paul Smith’s help

Have you been rethinking the way you work, your values or your place in the world? Before you plunge headlong into your next big thing, podcast host and author Manoush Zomorodi suggests trying this…

How to find your people by being super specific and enthusiastic with your writing.

Here you’ll most likely find sketches and ramblings.

The frightening prospect of greener, people-friendly streets has sent the online right – and Tory MPs – into a tailspin, says Guardian architecture critic Oliver Wainwright

Tracy-Ann Oberman’s Shylock, who has been relocated to 1930s Britain, is inspired by her tough great grandma – while Henry Goodman felt shame after losing himself in Shakespeare’s most notorious character

Multimedia resources to help you learn how to start your own projects to record, preserve, and share stories. Designed for groups and organizations creating programming around storytelling.

Creating beautiful blog post illustrations can be time consuming. Sometimes, creating the perfect feature image for a post takes just as much time as writing it. In my search for the perfect solution – blog post images that are both visually appealing and easy to make – I tested many different techniques, and in this post I share some of my tips with you.

Gabe Langholtz was born in 1971 and is an American painter, living and working in Austin Texas. His work, although primarily representational, is indebted to American Color Field painting, focusing on color relations, pattern making, form and line,...

Discover artworks, explore venues and meet artists. Art UK is the online home for every public collection in the UK. Featuring over 300,000 artworks by over 50,000 artists.

“We have to keep the channels in ourselves open to pain. At the same time it is essential that true joys be experienced, that the sunrise not leave us unmoved, for civilization depends on the…

Billy Collins on how your voice is found externally, not internally.

Artificial intelligence has advanced enough to create a seemingly original artwork in the style of living artists within minutes. Some artists argue that these AI models breach copyright law.

It takes money to start a business. Money can come in the form of a loan, a credit card, a savings account, or even pre-orders. Or, time and sweat equity become a proxy for money until there’s enough cold hard cash to invest in growth. It also takes money to grow a business. A business […]

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Iconic artist, designer, and New York Magazine cofounder, Milton Glaser's (http://www.miltonglaser.com/) work has been seen everywhere from the halls of global industry to, social movements to local pubs, the Museum of Modern Art and the Georges Pompidou Center. He was the visionary behind the legendary I ♥ NY logo, designed and given for free as an offering to the city he loved when it teetered on the brink of bankruptcy in the 70s. The generation-defining, rainbow-haired Bob Dylan poster? Glaser, too. And, thousands of other works that have moved millions of people and defined moments, industries, and generations. Over our 8-year history, Glaser has become the single most-referenced and, arguably, most revered guest. His work changed us, and so did our time with him. Milton Glaser passed away on Friday, June 26th at the age of 91. On his birthday. So, we wanted to share this “Best Of” conversation from our 2013 archives in honor of his life and impact, and as a powerful prompt to nurture the creative i

Roger was super-creative but he had a major secret. Until one day..... In his first animated film, best-selling author Danny Gregory tells the story of how an artist overcame his block — and changed his life forever. If you liked this story, please share it with someone who could use it. This story began as one of Danny's essays. Subscribe for free at dannysessays.com and get more stories like this every Friday. 00:00 Meet Roger 01:10 Meet Zoe 01:45 The Garden 02:26 The Magic Marker 03:50 Progress 04:43 The Drawing Life 05:15 Uh-oh 05:38 Meet Danny

Professional development for artists: finances, strategic planning, time management. Philadelphia, Baltimore, and South Carolina.

Supporting visual artists at all stages of their careers through free access to information, opportunities, and resources. Research into artists’ livelihoods.