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Sean Gallagher

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Vol. 2 / Issue 2

June 05, 2024

"Love Doesn't Die. It Just Leaves You, Goes Away, If You Are Not Good Enough, Worthy Enough. It Doesn't Die; You're the One that Dies."

Philippe Halaburda

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Philippe Halaburda: "At its core, psychogeographical mapping rejects conventional cartography's objective representation of space in favor of a more subjective and experiential approach."

Art ... Around the Web: The Best Anti-Trump Graffiti

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Vol. 2 / Issue 1

January 04, 2024

Owen Brown

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The Myriorama Series.

Rex Wilder

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L'été balkanique.

Mike Fennell

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Landscape Photography.

Serge Lecomte

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"I never know what follows next.  Everything becomes a surprise."

Art ... Around the Web: The best of 2023

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Vol. 1 / Issue 4

September 18, 2023

Ben Miller

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An anonymous citizen—in an act of urgent archivism ...

Jeffrey Alfier

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My intents touch upon transgender femininity.

Jennifer Caloyeras

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Interpretations of language, words, and meaning.

Leah Oates

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"I make multiple exposures on specific frames in camera which allows me to display a more complete correlation of experiences that a single exposure just misses."

Émile Luminaries:

Garo Hakimian

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"It is not about becoming something, it is about being something."

Art ... Around the Web

It's something that's been on our minds lately: The lack of visibility of American protest art. Is it being suppressed? Or, it's just not there?

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The 25 Most Influential Works of American Protest Art
Since World War II

Three artists, a curator and a writer came together to discuss the pieces that have not only best reflected the era, but have made an impact.

The New York Times Style Magazine

By Thessaly La Force, Zoë Lescaze, Nancy Hass and M.H. Miller

Oct. 15, 2020

Faith Ringgold’s “American People Series #20: Die” (1967)

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more art = a greater tolerance

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more art = a greater tolerance

more art = a greater tolerance

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Vol. 1 / Issue 1

October 3, 2022

db Waterman

db Waterman

Dutch artist db Waterman creates mixed media collage works with an intrinsically urban-cool feel. While she's had formal training as a painter, she studied at the Art Academy in the city of Den Boschshe, she developed her own distinct style out of the untraditional medium of collage. Her work unites a variety of materials including original photography, paper materials, acrylic and oil paints, charcoal, ink, and pencil. db Waterman's unique storytelling abilities comes through with each piece she creates.

Garo Hakimian

Garo Hakimian

Montreal artist Garo Hakimian: "I paint my brain."

Stephan Vanfleteren

Stephan Vanfleteren

With 30 years of experience in the field of photography, and having won the prestigious "World Press Photo" photography prize six times, the Belgian photographer Stephan Vanfleteren remains essential. Vanfleteren started as a photojournalist for the Belgian newspaper De Morgen . All the major news events of the 1990s passed in front of his lens, such as the Kosovo war, the Rwandan genocide, the death of King Baudouin and the Dutroux affair. Among the general public, he is best known for the intensity and depth of his black and white portraits depicting people from all walks of life, from artists and actors, to surfers, fishermen, and sportsmen.

JJ Levine

JJ Levine

JJ Levine is a Tiohti:áke / Montreal-based artist working in intimate portraiture. Levine is holds a Masters of Fine Arts in Photography from Concordia University. Mostly known for the series Queer Portraits, Alone Time, and Switch. Levine’s work has been exhibited at galleries and art festivals across Canada, the United States, and Europe. As well, Alone Time and Switch have been featured in art magazines, journals, and newspapers internationally. Levine’s artistic practice balances a radical agenda with a strong formal aesthetic.

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Bob Dylan

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Bob Dylan

He's written a few songs and played here and there and yeah there's a Nobel Prize for Literature and he paints, too, but - his ironworks; these gateways...

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