by News | Jun 12, 2018 | Potentials of Art
By Jessica Stewart on June, 2018 / Four conjoined cylinders rising from the water form the core of Olafur Eliasson’s first foray into architecture. The Danish-Icelandic artist recently finished his first building, an office located in the Vejle Fjord in Denmark. The...
by News | Jun 5, 2018 | Potentials of Art
Written by Nina Azzarello / From now through june 23, 2018, new york’s galerie lelong & co. presents new and recent work by artist ursula von rydingsvard. ‘torn’ is a solo exhibition comprising large-scale sculptures and installations that continue her ongoing...
by News | Jun 5, 2018 | Birdie Girl
Written by Lawrence P. Gooley / Early Northern New York history goes far beyond the bounds of stories of pioneer families and colorful guides. As archaeologists like to say, the Western Hemisphere was invaded, not discovered. Many different societies, civilizations,...
by News | May 25, 2018 | Potentials of Art
By Caroline Vout / Auguste Rodin first visited the British Museum in 1881, experiencing artefacts that he had long studied on paper and in plaster. For him, as for many others, the Parthenon sculptures were the pièces de résistance, and he visited frequently,...
by News | May 25, 2018 | Birdie Girl
By Benji Jones / The sexiest male crested auklets have large head feathers and a strong tangerine smell, a new study finds. On Alaska‘s rugged Shumagin Islands, no fruit tree dares take root, yet the smell of fresh lemons and tangerines hangs heavy in the air....
