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With ArtWeLove, you don't need to jet off to pricey European locales to unearth promising newcomers.
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(NOT SO) RANDOM THOUGHTS: On Obamicon, Art and Politics to the People
We have all seen Shepard Fairey's "HOPE" poster by now. Our cities' walls were plastered in them, we've seen the pins, the mugs, the hats...
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Have you ever been so transported by a work of art that you suddenly could not resist the desire to jump? If the answer...
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Italy has always been recognized as a unique country for the amount and the importance of its cultural and artistic heritage. But these are not...
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MARKET WATCH: Asian Art
Earlier this month, the second edition of the Asian Contemporary Art Fair (ACAF) arrived in New York City. On November 6 the fair opened...
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In a New York Magazine article published on June 22, Alexandra Peers touched upon a subject that is always worth talking about among art...
by Davide Centineo on July 7, 2008
(NOT SO) RANDOM THOUGHTS: What Shall We Write & Read About Art?
A few days ago I was at a party with a friend, a successful publicist in the art world. We were having a conversation...
by Davide Centineo on June 11, 2008
Art & Commerce 2.0: GAP, Whitney Museum, and Famous, Global Brands (We Mean, Artists)
A new T-shirt campaign featuring famous artists shows how completely creative types have evolved from craftspeople to CEOs of their own brands. Click here...
by Laurence Lafforgue on May 25, 2008

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