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The 47th and 48th Athens International Film + Video Festival (AIFVF) concluded on Sunday, Oct. 24, 2021, and screened more than 500 films made by filmmakers across the globe. 

This site-specific installation represents how “the natural rhythms of the earth, although slow and sometimes not obvious, impact how we live today.”

a href= https://www.tclf.org target= _blank The Cultural Landscape Foundation /a today announced that Julie Bargmann is the winner of the inaugura

CAMBRIDGE, N.Y. — The Agricultural Stewardship Association (ASA) is offering its first program — Wild Art — at the Cambridge Community Forest (CCF). Wild Art draws inspiration from earth and

Speaking to Finn Blythe as his new exhibition Shine opens in Florence, artist Jeff Koons speaks on his glistening works and the metaphysics of the mirror

Beginning in 1968, artist Judy Chicago embarked on a series of ephemeral Atmospheres performances in the deserts of the American West, using colored s

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Garry Neill Kennedy turned a sleepy art college in Halifax into a world centre for conceptual and avant-garde art in the 1960s and 1970s.

Her paintings were a site of expression for populist politics and in her art she found something close to freedom from the doldrums of her personal life.