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Authenticity and Consistency: An Interview with Artist Paris Black on Portraiture, Culture, and Film Influence
Authenticity and Consistency: An Interview with Artist Paris Black on Portraiture, Culture, and Film Influence
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Firelei Báez’s Exhibition – The Bridge from Multiple Perspectives
Yesterday, I visited the Hauser & Wirth gallery, one of my favorite art spaces in downtown LA, to see what was on. The overall vibe is definitely a lot less “lofty” compared to some other art galleries, with a little oasis of coffee and conversation in the center. The size
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The LA Frieze Sales summary
Despite the recent fire that had a damaging impact on the art community in LA, LA Frieze, being one of the biggest art events, that started last weekend has been a huge success.
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From the artists to the art market?
After my visit to the LA Frieze and seeing the frontline of the commercialized art activity here in the U.S., it got me thinking about whether I, as an inspiring artist, will join this grand event at some points and what is actually happening in the art market, which
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Can AI protect our heritage?
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Whose ghost? Pepper’s Ghost!
Recently I came across an rather old, but interesting technology, called Pepper’s ghost. Toady, there are artists who utilize this old technology in their works, which I always found romantic in a conceptual way.
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THIS WEEK IN ART: Copyrights FOR A.I. Art, YOSHITOMO NARA, & A Prominent Art collector Dies
New copyright guidelines for A.I artwork, Yoshitomo Nara collecting for the cause of LA Fire, and Richard Kramlich, important video art collector, dies.
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Year of The Snake
As we are entering the Year of the Snake on Feb. 29, which is the Chinese New Year, based on the Lunar Calendar, I think it would be interesting to share some famous Chinese arts that have the symbolism of snakes.
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In honor of James Carter, through Andy Warhol’s eyes
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