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Reviving Art in Architecture: A Look at France’s “1% for Art” Policy.

Reviving Art in Architecture: A Look at France’s “1% for Art” Policy.

© chris-johnson/Unsplash Division Division Facebook Twitter mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1015645/reviving-art-in-architecture-a-look-at-frances-1-percent-for-art-policy In various historical civilizations and artistic movements, from classical Greece and Rome to the Renaissance and the Bauhaus, the collaboration between art and architecture has been an important social expression. However, the 20th century ideals of modernism and mass production led to the decline …

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Looking for art, culture?  Check out the latest exhibitions in Central Illinois 🎨

Looking for art, culture? Check out the latest exhibitions in Central Illinois 🎨

Exhibits “The Fire of Genius: Presidents and Patents”; Experience Gallery; “Insects”; Gallery of Experiences’; “Creatures: Art and Animals”; Experience Gallery; all by April 28; Peoria Riverfront Museum. “Opening Hazel’s Closet”; until September 1, 2024; Ewing Manor. “Works by Judith Roth – From the Peoria Art Guild Collection”; until April 18; “The Mid-Illinois Art Show”; April …

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SEBii’s Internet Obsessions: TikTok Jokes and 8-Bit Music Theory

SEBii’s Internet Obsessions: TikTok Jokes and 8-Bit Music Theory

Following the release of his debut album VVSS2, the internet rapper shares his favorite holes in the internet Dazed Faves is the series where we talk about everything online—that surreal meme account you’re obsessed with, weird conspiracy theory subreddits, ASMR YouTubes, or slime Instagrams. SEBii is so incurably online it hurts. The New York-meets-Shanghai artist …

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Munch in Tel Aviv, Israeli Art in Washington Arts Review – Israeli Culture

Munch in Tel Aviv, Israeli Art in Washington Arts Review – Israeli Culture

The film Munch (2023), directed by Henrik Martin Dahlsbakken, depicts the life of the Norwegian artist Edvard Munch (The Scream, 1893), with four different actors playing the role of the artist at different stages of his life. The film will be screened on Thursday, April 25 at 20:30 as part of the Epos Film Festival, …

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