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Peculiar Paintings Of Porcelain Animals Staged In A Compelling Habitat
Denver-based artist Kevin Sloan produces peculiar animal portraits that morph into everyday objects and their background.
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Scott Listfield’s “Once An Astronaut.”
Opening this coming weekend on August 13th, 2016 for Thinkspace Gallery’s group exhibition “The New Vanguard” at MOAH Lancaster in Lancaster, California (More information, this event looks incredible) is artist Scott Listfield’s solo presentation “Once An Astronaut.”
Listfield’s roaming astronaut is a symbolic gesture to the contemporary, a traveler viewing our world within a singular vision without any distractions. He is able to see the beauty within all our ills, that there is still something worth searching for.
“The New Vanguard” and “Once an Astronaut” will be on view until October 30th, 2016.
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Artist Paints 50,000 Bees Over The Globe To Bring Awareness
New York-based artist Matt Willey is painting 50,000 bees murals over the world with his ambitious Good of the Hive Initiative.
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