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10 bioplastic projects made from algae, corn starch and other natural materials

October 11, 2018

de zeen - Could biodegradable plastics made from natural substances such as algae replace fossil-fuel polymers? Here are 10 examples of designers that are experimenting with environmentally friendly alternativ...

Facett hearing aid takes inspiration from precious gemstones

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October 11, 2018

Art and Technology, Trending

de zeen - The mineralogy collection at the Melbourne Museum inspired Australian designer Leah Heiss' Facett hearing aid, which aims to shift talk "from disability to desirability". - read more ...

Titian’s Crucifixion work torn after falling from the wall in Spain’s Royal Monastery

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October 11, 2018

Art and Culture

The Art Newspaper - The organisation responsible for managing a number of royal residences in Spain has confirmed that a Titian painting is undergoing restoration after it fell off the wall in the Royal Monaste...

Richard Prince defends reuse of others’ photographs

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October 11, 2018

Art and Culture

The Art Newspaper - In two cases testing copyright law in social media, the artist Richard Prince is asking a federal court in Manhattan to rule that two of his Instagram-based works constitute fair use of pho...

Ephemeral Art in the Perpetually Transforming City of Los Angeles

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October 11, 2018

Art and Culture

Hyperallergic — Inside the historic Neutra VDL House on Silver Lake Boulevard, two dancers fold themselves over midcentury modern furniture. In the corner of the room, another performer plucks a book from the ...

The Stakes Are High for a Museum in the Holy Land

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October 11, 2018

Archeology, Art and Culture, Museums

Hyperallergic - A museum in Jerusalem addresses skeptics who doubt the historicity of Jesus of Nazareth. - read more ...

Neon Works by Chris Bleicher

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October 11, 2018

Artists, Spotlight

by Dan Aldo Chris Bleicher’s scenographic body of neon works recently exhibited at Artifact can be defined as a certain theatrical set pieces in which exotic life and its cycles play out a timeless drama in an...

Kerry James Marshall Paints for Chicago. His Mural Should Stay There

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October 11, 2018

Art and Culture, Art Market

The New York Times - The painter Kerry James Marshall was born in Alabama, but he is defined by Chicago: the city he moved to in 1987, and whose private salons and public housing projects have inspired an art o...

Christie’s Notches £84 Million London Sale as Star Lots by Richter and Koons Fizzle

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October 11, 2018

Art Market, Trending

Artsy - The spree of Frieze auctions kicked off in London on Thursday with a three-hour-long sale at Christie’s King Street salesroom here in London’s Mayfair. The night brought in a total of £84.6 million ($10...

Jenny Saville Becomes Most Expensive Living Female Artist at £67.3 Million Sotheby’s Sale

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October 11, 2018

Art History, Trending

Artsy - After an extended, five-person battle at Sotheby’s London Friday, Jenny Saville became the world’s most expensive living female artist when her painting Propped (1992) sold at the house’s New Bond Stre...

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