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A.I. is already leading directly to changes of style and content similar to the advent of photography. It is leading to many trivial images, but also to some excellent art. 

Short cut through the most important facts in History of Art.

a href= http://www.eliwilner.com target= _blank Eli Wilner /a was the featured guest on Dan Rattiners Podcast Who’s Here in the Hamptons.

A picture is worth a thousand words, and like texts, art is often meant to be "read" through critical deconstruction. Paintings can be far more complicated

In an extract from his new book, The Real Work, the New Yorker writer and critic sets out to learn to draw for the first time – and to drive a car

CHM releases to the public for the first time a full oral history with Ivan Sutherland, pioneer of computer graphics, virtual reality, asynchronous systems, and more.

For the Eagles’ loss to the Chiefs, the Philadelphia Museum of Art will send Thomas Eakins’ “Sailing” (1875) to the Nelson-Atkins Museum in Kansas City.

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A Kansas City victory in a hard-fought Super Bowl brings a winning painting to a href= http://www.nelson-atkins.org target= _blank The Nelson-Atkin

To settle its wager after the Chiefs won the Super Bowl, the Philadelphia Museum of Art will loan the Nelson-Atkins the 1875 painting "Sailing" by Thomas Eakins. The Philadelphia painter is widely revered as a giant of 19th and early 20th-century American art, but less known in Kansas City.