What do you think about when you hear the phrase “eggs in art”? Do you imagine a painting of a breakfast plate? Or does your mind create pictures of avant-garde performances that use food as a metaphor for something deep and philosophical? As a person who lives in the modern world, those are all completely understandable thoughts to have.
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Modern state governments are constantly investigating cases of art crimes and demand the return of ancient artifacts stored away in Western museums to their homeland. One of the examples of such struggle is the recent conflict between the Parisian auction house Millon and the Mexican government.
Fuelarts, a major accelerator for Art+Tech and NFT startups, has shared its third official report containing a comprehensive analysis of the current state of the Art+Tech industry. Fuelarts Report is a source of highly valuable information for investors and startup developers. This year, it features a detailed overview of investment trends.
It seems like neural networks can do pretty much anything — but are we ready for what that entails? AI-generated art has been at the forefront of online public discussion for some time now. People cannot decide whether images created with the use of artificial intelligence can be considered real art or whether they are just products of plagiarism.
Today, you will learn more about a talented artist who creates artworks that will amaze your imagination. The pop-up mixed media art exhibition “Time Spiral” by Artem Mirolevich is currently on display at the Denis Leon Gallery Space at Palm Beach Art, Antique & Design Showroom, FL.
Chinese visual arts need no introduction – everyone has seen a white-and-blue porcelain vase or a delicate ink illustration, at least, once. Ancient China has always had a variety of materials for art making. Among them is jade, a mineral that has a special place in Chinese culture and many other Asian cultures. But what exactly is the significance of traditional Chinese art?
Who has not seen Ocean’s Eleven? Heist movies are probably the first thing we think about when we hear the words “art theft.” Art criminals in fiction are often portrayed as exceptionally smart people who spend a lot of time scheming and planning out their next heist. But how realistic are those movies?
Video art is by no means a new medium. In the time we live in now, it is easier than ever to record and display videos. Of course, there has always been an interest in capturing the fleeting moments and being able to imprint them in history for generations to see and admire. But that sounds very similar to another type of artistic expression — cinematography. So why is the distinction between video art and cinema necessary?