How a Russian tsar's exquisite porcelain treasure ended up in a regional Australian gallery
A regional Australian gallery isn't the first place you'd expect to find a neo-baroque masterpiece that belonged to a Russian tsar. Yet, with some mystery surrounding it, that's just what's happened.
‘Amy Sherald: American Sublime’ At The Whitney Re-imagines American Realism With Singular Visual Narratives
Sherald’s oeuvre so far is singular in its advancement of the American Realist tradition of artists such as Edward Hopper, ...
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Ukrainian folklore comes to life in RealTime Arts’ ‘Build Me a Voice’ in Carnegie
RealTime Arts presents “Build Me a Voice: The Grit and Soul of Ukrainian Folklore” Friday, April 11, 7-9 p.m. at Carnegie Coffee Co., 132 E. Main St., Carnegie, PA. Minimum donation, $20, includes ...
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Into Chinese Art: Chinese paintings can break boundaries
What happens when Western art encounters Chinese ink painting? To answer this question, China Daily invited Russian ...