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Ronnie Wood is taking part in a new campaign to support African conservation The 74-year-old Rolling Stones rocker and artist has handpainted two life-size lion sculptures, which will go on display around the world as part of a new initiative to highlight the threats currently facing lions and to raise vital funds to support community conservation and livelihoods impacted by COVID-19 across Africa 24 July 2021 Ronnie said: "As one of Tusk's longest standing supporters I couldn't be more humbled and excited to be part of the Tusk Lion Trail 2021. Raising awareness and educating people abou...
Intersect Aspen announces details of August 1-5 pop-up art fair Saul Steinberg, Untitled,1986-90. Felt marker, crayon, and pencil with erasures on paper, 14.5 x 19.5 in. 37 x 49.5 cm. Photo: Courtesy TOTAH. NEW YORK, NY .- This years pop-up edition of Intersect Aspen, taking place August 1 through 5 at the Aspen Ice Garden, will showcase 30 galleries from 26 cities, and will feature a wide array of special programming taking place daily. Intersect Aspen will open with a VIP Preview Brunch on Sunday, August 1 from 10am to 11am, followed by a Public Opening Reception from 11am to 12pm. The Fa...
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World-renowned British photographer David Yarrow was lying on his stomach in the snow on a Tuesday in late January, his camera lens pointed at a pair of red foxes padding toward him over a frozen lake at Wyoming’s Grand Teton National Park. His colleague, Tom Rosenthal, stood behind, tempting and drawing the canines closer by waving a piece of cellophane wrapper from a pack of cigarettes that they might take for food. The goal was to get a supertight shot of wild foxes, and the tactic—though ethically dubious—worked. After an image of the incident surfaced, however, along with an ey...