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22-01-2018
Hello Artists! My name is Karrie Ross, I too am an artist and in 2013 I created a yearly art-project-book series that spotlights artists, their art and a story. The artists I know really like to share what is happening in their lives. One of the things that make us who we are, are the …
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13-09-2017
Valentina Butnarciuc is a contemporary artist of Ukrainian origin. She has a unique painting style that combines academism and modern expressionism with bright, bold, and textured brush strokes. Valentina graduated from university with major in decorative art and design. Valentina’s father was the man who encouraged her to pursue her career in art; and her …
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13-09-2017
Have you ever wondered why so much art is being posted online? Who are all those seemingly successful artists who embrace the online market effortlessly? It is as if they have some virtual fairy godmother waving their wand at Facebook and Instagram, doing their every whim and desire! How do they get so many people …
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30-08-2017
Erin Hanson’s Newest Collection of Paintings to be Unveiled in San Diego Erin Hanson: The Super Bloom Show San Diego, CA: In the spring of 2017 much of California erupted in a flurry of colorful wildflowers that had been hiding out during our long drought. Borrego Springs drew the most attention as crowds of nature …
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21-06-2017
By Michael Faris Stu Sutcliffe was one of the original members of the Beatles and a talented Abstract Expressionist artist. A friend of John Lennon from art school, he became the bass player for the new band, then known as the Silver Beatles. He eventually quit the band in 1961 to continue his career as …
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13-06-2017
by Michael Faris The story of Cleopatra (69-30 BCE) is certainly a dramatic one. She was the Queen of Egypt from 51 to 30 BCE, and one of the most significant people of her time. Her tragic and unusual death made her even more famous, and she is still one of the most prominent historical …
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12-06-2017
Zion National Park Museum’s Impressions of Zion Exhibition Features Erin Hanson’s Vibrant Contemporary Impressionism Impressions of Zion Brings Vibrant New Life to Zion’s Iconic Landscapes Zion National Park, Utah, June 9th – August 27th, 2017 Almost 3 million people visit Zion National Park annually, surrounding themselves in iconic panoramas of steep red cliffs and vibrant …
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07-06-2017
Three days before she shot Andy Warhol, Valerie Solanas asked author Paul Krassner for some money. He loaned her $50, which he later speculated might have been used to buy the pistol that was used in the shooting. Solanas had been one of the many people who were active in the drug lifestyle of 1960s …
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