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This post was originally published in January 2021. It has been updated and republished in February 2022. Ah, Valentine’s Day… For many, the celebration of love is a welcome prelude to the fresh beginning of spring. But love is complex, and for every joyous union and happy ending, there is…
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From Frida Kahlo’s unmistakable portraits to Picasso’s groundbreaking abstraction, Hispanic artists have had a dramatic impact on the art world. As we take a step back to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month (Sept 15th through Oct 15th), we want to honor the Hispanic and Latino artists who have shaped the way…
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When decorating a room, it can be challenging to decide on a color scheme. For example, do you choose light colors or dark contrasts? Restrained neutrals or quirky pops of color? Warm tones or cool? When searching for interior design inspiration, sometimes there can be no better place to look…
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The Legacy of Jackson Pollock Jackson Pollock made an extraordinary impact on modern art, creating paintings that were just as controversial as they were revolutionary. He quickly became known for his splatter-style paintings, which challenged ideas about what critically acclaimed art should look like. The splatter method allowed Pollock to…
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After a year of isolation, your workspace can start to feel dull and uninspiring. As we transition into this time of renewal, now is your opportunity to revitalize your space with new and refreshing pieces. Displaying office art has the potential to boost creativity, reduce stress, and increase pride in…
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Sonia Delaunay designed textiles, created sets and costumes for theater shows and films, decorated cars, made furniture, and was an influential abstract painter. With her husband, Robert Delaunay, she cofounded the Orphism art movement which mixed Cubism, Fauvism, and Abstract Art techniques. Her work spanned the arc of the 20th…
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Hilma af Klint (1862-1944) was a mystic, amateur scientist, and artist from Sweden. She painted more than 1200 paintings, sketches, and watercolors, ranging from veterinary drawings and botanical sketches to huge oil paintings that were inspired by her interest in world religions. While painting, she channelled spiritual guidance to showcase…
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The arrival of the 20th century saw a revolution in art as artists freed themselves from depicting reality. Instead, they adopted a love of art for art’s sake. Artists such as Vassily Kandinsky and Hilma af Klint declared that art can be simple abstract shapes, inspired by the natural world,…
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