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Schilderen O.A. Richard Colman Clare E Rogas Monika Aiello Barry Mc Bee

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Haru K Brewing the tea, 2026 Signed & dated Ink and colour on Korean traditional paper (Hanji) 61 x 50 cm

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Jay Lozada, Breakwater, 2024

Jay Lozada Breakwater, 2024 Oil on canvas 38 x 29 cm

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Women picking wild Flowers. detail calendar for April. 1310-20 England (Queen Mary Psalter) Royal 2 B VII . BL by Tony Harrison Via Flickr: view--high resolution

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Women picking wild Flowers. detail calendar for April. 1310-20 England (Queen Mary Psalter) Royal 2 B VII . BL by Tony Harrison Via Flickr: view--high resolution

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Moses receiving the Law. Paris ca, 1325. MS M322. Morgan Lib by Tony Harrison

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Mel Kadel

Works by Mel Kadel: Ceremonial, 2022 , Future Flower 10 (click to enlarge) , Future Flower 16 , Future Flower 17 (click to enlarge) , Future Flower 3 , Into the Stars , Natural Union (click to enlarge) , Natural Union (click to enlarge) , Splendid Seat , Wild Turn,...

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Clare Rojas: The Magic Of It All at Jessica Silverman Gallery

Clare Rojas, She Believed in the Magic of it All, 2022, Clare Rojas: The Magic of it All, Photo Courtesy of the artist and Jessica Silverman, San Francisco, Photo Credit: Phillip Maisel What’s Up, …

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儀器 by TONYSUEZ Via Flickr: 91x72.5cm Acrylic / Canvas 2008

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Sarah Kogan, Nebula, 2019

Sarah Kogan Nebula, 2019 Acrylic on canvas 120 x 90 cm | 47 1/4 x 35 3/8 in

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Works - Reading Abstraction: The Space Between

Rele Gallery, Los Angeles is pleased to present Reading Abstraction: The Space Between, a group exhibition featuring the works of contemporary African artists Sedireng Mothibatsela, Agnes Waruguru, Sabrina Coleman-Pinheiro and IyunOla Sanyaolu. The exhibition examines the diverse and layered use of abstraction; each of the artists use various textures, mediums...

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Obvious, Kuressaare Court, 2019

We decided to focus our work on the case of Estonia, which is planning to have governmental services relying increasingly on AI, including the judicial system. Estonia has the ambition of having several cases judged using artificial intelligence in 2020. Each of the paintings refers to a case in law...

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Obvious, Hanging Gardens of Babylon 1.1, 2022

Obvious Hanging Gardens of Babylon 1.1, 2022 Oil on canvas 100 x 100 cm 39 3/8 x 39 3/8 in

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Obvious, Mausoleum at Halicarnassus 1.1, 2022

Obvious Mausoleum at Halicarnassus 1.1, 2022 Oil on canvas 125 x 80 cm 49 1/4 x 31 1/2 in

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Obvious, Edmond de Belamy, 2018

Obvious Edmond de Belamy, 2018 UV print on canvas 70 x 70 cm 27 1/2 x 27 1/2 in

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1965, Roberto Matta, Vietnam by R.M.Lenox Via Flickr: From the museum label: Chilean painter Roberto Matta was associated with the surrealist movement in the 1930s. He lived in France, Spain, and Italy, and later worked with art students in Cuba in the 1960s. He became increasingly politically engaged and expressed this in his visual work. According to Matta, "Resistance is in each of us. We resist by exercising our creativity. That is true poetry-when we seek new comparisons, other ways of looking and conceiving of things."