Brandon Johnson – Interview: Jeronimus van Pelt and Daan Samson
Some time back photographer Jeronimus van Pelt contacted us about a project he was doing with welfare artist [...]
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Ancient Origins – The Legendary Sword in the Stone of San Galgano
One of the most famous English legends is that of King Arthur and the sword in the stone. According to the [...]
Catherine O’Dolan – Miffy Art Parade
We’ve always considered Miffy to be a bunny of considerable stature, despite her diminutive dimensions. To [...]
American Foreign Relations – The Domino Theory
The 1960s: high tide of the domino theory The period from the early to the mid-1960s represented the high [...]
Keiko Sei – Anger and Appropriation
“Anger interests me. Probably because it reveals not-masked part of people. And probably because I grew [...]
Eileen Kinsella – New Copyright Law Threatens to Put Artists Like Damien Hirst and Jeff Koons in Jail
Have you been following the increasingly alarming changes to copyright provisions? Europe seems to be leading [...]
Piet Augustijn – Frank Borst: een wereldreis naar binnen
Interview with Frank Borst in June 2014 in Fjoezzz Magazine Kort na de aanslag op de Twin Towers in New York [...]
Lorena Muñoz-Alonso – Was van Gogh Killed? New Research Says He Was Shot
The troubled life and demise of Vincent van Gogh follows a well-known trajectory: the precocious genius, the [...]
Mark Morales – Artist Dies After Fire Inside Gramercy Park Apartment: NYC Officials
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL NEW YORK METROPOLIS 11:31 am ET Feb 23, 2015 CRIME The burned-out kitchen of Ed [...]
Joost Smiers – The abolition of copyrights: better for artists, third world countries and the public domain
We would wish that artists would get a fair remuneration for their work. Usually we think that copyrights are [...]
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