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Exhibition Reviews: What a Good One Actually Tells You Before You Buy a Ticket
Description first, verdict second, and a thesis a reader can check against the walls themselves.
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Gallery Etiquette: What You Can Actually Do in a Showroom, From Photos to Questions
The unspoken rules of the commercial gallery are fewer, and softer, than most visitors fear.
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Who Pays for Murals: Percent-for-Art Ordinances, Nonprofits and the Price of a Wall
Murals are funded chiefly through percent-for-art rules and nonprofit programs, with Philadelphia's 4,000-mural operation supplying the documented costs.
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Forty Years of the Arts Council in Park City: Real Support for Artists, With One Unanswered Question
The Arts Council of Park City & Summit County turns 40 this week. The record shows a genuine track record — and a permanent space it still does not have.
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Performance Art Review: How Critics Write About Work That Exists Only in the Moment
A performance art review weighs time, space, body, presence and audience relation for a work that exists only while it runs, and the published record often outlasts the art.
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Artist House Museums Turn Private Homes Into Public Treasures: Casa Azul to Giverny
Artist house museums run from Frida Kahlo's Casa Azul, at about 25,000 visitors a month, to Monet's Giverny at 530,000 a year, while most house museums draw under 5,000.
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Inside Continuum: How a Relief Initiative Connects Iranian Artists to the Global Art World
A nonprofit platform built during wartime shows how curators can move an entire national art scene online when galleries, fairs and travel fail.
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What Is Plein Air Painting and Why Do Painters Still Chase the Light Outdoors?
Plein air painting is the act of painting outdoors in front of the subject, a French-born method that the Barbizon School turned into a movement and the Impressionists made famous.
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Galleries in Provincetown Ma — Provincetown's Art Colony: A Walking Tour in Words, From the Pilgrim Monument to the East End
The oldest continuous arts community in America built a gallery scene out of fishing money, dune shacks and a three-mile street.
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What Is the Florencita Art Gallery? Inside a 1940s Artists' Club Still Running in Montrose
A members' studio with Rockwell in its past, 18 active members in its present, and a key that opens the door at any hour.