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The Art Show announces record number of exhibitors for 2022 - Vimarsana News

The Art Show announces record number of exhibitors for 2022

On the occasion of its 60th anniversary, the a href= http://www.artdealers.org target= _blank Art Dealers Association of America /a announced the

Miami Politico's Obsession With Dog Sculptures Draws Ire, a Night Out With Spencer Sweeney in Coney Island, and More Art-World Gossip - Vimarsana News

Miami Politico's Obsession With Dog Sculptures Draws Ire, a Night Out With Spencer Sweeney in Coney Island, and More Art-World Gossip

Plus, what mega-gallery is on a hiring spree? What artist has a feature-length film coming out on Mubi? Read on for answers.

Source: artnet.com
The Stranger's Artist of the Week - The Stranger - Vimarsana News

The Stranger's Artist of the Week - The Stranger

Maggie Jiang's I-Ching Through Thick and Thin runs at the J. Rinehart Gallery through July 20. The gallery will host a First Thursday reception with the artist on July 7 from 5 to 8 pm.

Middleman: the degree show by University of Portsmouth - Vimarsana News

Middleman: the degree show by University of Portsmouth

Jessica Miller visits Middleman, the degree show by Final year BA (Hons) Photography students from the University of Portsmouth.

As Artists Look for Alternatives to the 'Limiting' Aspects of Figuration, Art Historian David Getsy Surveys the Landscape of Queer Abstraction - Vimarsana News

As Artists Look for Alternatives to the 'Limiting' Aspects of Figuration, Art Historian David Getsy Surveys the Landscape of Queer Abstraction

“I've been interested in figuring out the histories of queer art that do not immediately announce themselves as queer," Getsy said.

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