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_visions-of-paradise-the-oneiric-worlds-of-maxfield-parrish.jpg "According to Merrian-Webster’s dictionary the definition for oneiric corresponds to ‘of or relating to dreams’, that is exactly my first thought when looking at many paintings by American born artist Maxfield Parrish. In spite of Parrish being an incredibly successful artist (commercially-wise) during his long career he was able to project a very personal vision of the reality he saw via his artistic perception in many of the pastoral paintings he created. Many of Parrish’s works of art")
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_identifying-female-saints-in-art-history.jpg "Amuze Art Lectures")
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_identifying-male-saints-in-art-history-part-1.jpg "Amuze Art Lectures")
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_the-slowly-project-art-is-long-time-is-short-excerpt.jpg "PRESENTATIONnThis work is one of the still-in-progress The Slowly Project series.nThe Slowly Project has began in 2002 and it hasn’t been finished yet. It’s still growing up.nIt consists in performances and videos made in different parts of the world, on the theme of Slowness as a metaphor for art and life. nnArt is short and Time is long has been performed in Art Basel on June 2004 and the video has been finished in July 2009.nThe title comes from a Baudelaire Fleurs du Mal line : Bien qu'o")
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_how-to-identify-saints-in-old-master-paintings-124-sotheby39s.jpg "Sotheby's")
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_the-saint-5-18-the-art-collectors-subtitle-hungarianother-captions-in-the-settings.jpg "Sandor Hunya")
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_backyards-project-version-francaise.jpg "Meet Chamonix local Sam Favret as he explores his own backyard to give us his take on life inspired by the impressive mountains than surround him and his quest for perfection, be it on skis, surfboard or skateboard. nnAs a descendent of 3 generations of high altitude mountain guides, Sam has always had great respect and admiration not only for the peaks of his native Alps, but also for the forefathers who explored them before him. Now Sam and his friends will follow in their footsteps in order t")
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_the-saint-5-25-the-power-artists-subtitle-hungarianother-captions-in-the-settings.jpg "Sandor Hunya")
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_the-audacity-of-christian-art-the-problem-with-christ-124-national-gallery.jpg "The National Gallery")
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_lecture-the-design-of-scarcity.jpg "At first glance, scarcity would appear to be a shortage of raw materials or resources. Understood in this way, scarcity primarily demands of designers that they provide more economical and efficient designs. But raw materials and resources are more than just goods that exist in isolation and inevitably run out at some point. They are part of complex networks, in which shortage is largely a relational concept.nnThree leading international urban thinkers and designers from different generations -")
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_the-saint-207-the-work-of-art.jpg "Balta Yoshi")
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_saint-harison-ego-talkin39-124-a-colors-show.jpg "COLORS")
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_visions-of-paradise-the-oneiric-worlds-of-maxfield-parrish.webp "According to Merrian-Webster’s dictionary the definition for oneiric corresponds to ‘of or relating to dreams’, that is exactly my first thought when looking at many paintings by American born artist Maxfield Parrish. In spite of Parrish being an incredibly successful artist (commercially-wise) during his long career he was able to project a very personal vision of the reality he saw via his artistic perception in many of the pastoral paintings he created. Many of Parrish’s works of art")
_identifying-female-saints-in-art-history.webp "Amuze Art Lectures")
_identifying-male-saints-in-art-history-part-1.webp "Amuze Art Lectures")
_the-slowly-project-art-is-long-time-is-short-excerpt.webp "PRESENTATIONnThis work is one of the still-in-progress The Slowly Project series.nThe Slowly Project has began in 2002 and it hasn’t been finished yet. It’s still growing up.nIt consists in performances and videos made in different parts of the world, on the theme of Slowness as a metaphor for art and life. nnArt is short and Time is long has been performed in Art Basel on June 2004 and the video has been finished in July 2009.nThe title comes from a Baudelaire Fleurs du Mal line : Bien qu'o")
_how-to-identify-saints-in-old-master-paintings-124-sotheby39s.webp "Sotheby's")
_the-saint-5-18-the-art-collectors-subtitle-hungarianother-captions-in-the-settings.webp "Sandor Hunya")
_backyards-project-version-francaise.webp "Meet Chamonix local Sam Favret as he explores his own backyard to give us his take on life inspired by the impressive mountains than surround him and his quest for perfection, be it on skis, surfboard or skateboard. nnAs a descendent of 3 generations of high altitude mountain guides, Sam has always had great respect and admiration not only for the peaks of his native Alps, but also for the forefathers who explored them before him. Now Sam and his friends will follow in their footsteps in order t")
_the-saint-5-25-the-power-artists-subtitle-hungarianother-captions-in-the-settings.webp "Sandor Hunya")
_the-audacity-of-christian-art-the-problem-with-christ-124-national-gallery.webp "The National Gallery")
_lecture-the-design-of-scarcity.webp "At first glance, scarcity would appear to be a shortage of raw materials or resources. Understood in this way, scarcity primarily demands of designers that they provide more economical and efficient designs. But raw materials and resources are more than just goods that exist in isolation and inevitably run out at some point. They are part of complex networks, in which shortage is largely a relational concept.nnThree leading international urban thinkers and designers from different generations -")
_the-saint-207-the-work-of-art.webp "Balta Yoshi")
_saint-harison-ego-talkin39-124-a-colors-show.webp "COLORS")
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