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How should we read Apollinaire's Les Peintres cubists? Les Peintres Cubistes was first published in late 1913 and consists of a compilation of brief studies previously published in...

Something about the strangely underpopulated Docklands area of London unsettles me. When I was recently on the DLR, gliding into the shadow of One Canada Square, this manifested itsel...

The only person who can pull me down is myself, and I`m not going to let myself pull me down anymore. It can often be hard to believe in yourself, especially if you feel like you hav...

"With unfailingly strict attention to detail, perspective and scale," ( Rosenthal et al; 1998; 203) Ron Mueck, is perhaps the most academically trained of all the YBA's. Mueck origi...

On one level, the painting is not particularly noteworthy: it is a sixteenth century, half-length portrait of a woman painted in what is traditionally considered a representational st...

Truth cannot exist. If I pursue a truth on my canvas I can paint a hundred canvases with the same truth, which one, then, is the truth? And what is truth - the thing that acts as my ...

Robert Adam (1728-1792) was a Scottish architect, who created innovative interior and exterior spaces, working in a highly original and lavish Neo-classical style. During the height o...

the film production industry could be divided in to three fundamental phrases of evolution . 1-silent era 2-great studios era 3-post DSLR we will focus on the post DSLR and how ...

''I will build you two houses and they will have vaults.'' The Maisons Jaoul, in Neuilly Sur-Seine, was one of the key projects of post-war Le Corbusier; a persona that had significa...

If we consider museums as representative of national culture and identity, it is interesting to see how these institutions present their collections to both national and international...