Think back to all those times you were an artist in your childhood. When your finger paintings were hung up on the refrigerator in preschool. When you created figurines out of play-dough in elementary school. When you doodled in your notebook while your teacher droned on in middle school. As we grow older, the time we spend enjoying art seems to […]
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Since the beginning of our existence, human life has shifted, progressed, and revolutionized, and the art world has followed suit. It used to be that once an art piece was sold, that was it. The buyer had the one and only version, and that’s all the world would get. With giclée printing, that is no longer the case. You no […]
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The Black Lives Matter movement has taken the U.S. by storm in recent weeks, bringing about societal transformations as epic as state name changes to radical shifts in leadership at major corporations. Notably, one important—yet less discussed—aspect in which African American lives have touched the U.S. lies in the arts, but whose heavy influence has gone unrecognized for decades. As […]
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