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Marianela Nuñez
“I’ve had a career here at the Royal Ballet for 21 years… I have it in my soul. The need to go deeper and grow artistically is there every day.”
Read“I’ve had a career here at the Royal Ballet for 21 years… I have it in my soul. The need to go deeper and grow artistically is there every day.”
ReadPaola Kudacki meets the artist in her studio to discuss motherhood and how it has impacted every part of them.
“Ideally, I don’t want anyone to think about me as a woman in architecture. I’d rather just be thought of as an excellent architect.”
“I want the viewer to see what they see and find what they find hopefully it’s a trigger for an inner dialogue with themselves. I think of art—not only my art but of all art—as a trigger rather than a message.”
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It’s a curator’s job—Rinder’s job—to challenge those high versus low distinctions.
Mahoney has become an icon on Sunset Strip, and has stories …
How a hard-working kid from Los Angles became a world-famous art star.
What is it that makes the 1960s and 1970s idea of glamour still so transfixing?
“I draw every day, carefully keeping all my ideas,” Kim explains.
Artist Ben Eine is a happy man and he’s not afraid to show it, or, um, paint it.
The iconic tableware brand honors its past and builds on its legacy.