Sergei Kapkov, a close associate of billionaire art collector and football entrepreneur Roman Abramovich and a member of Vladimir Putin’s United Russia party, quickly made his mark on Moscow when he was put in charge of the dilapidated Gorky Park…
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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Curator of Contemporary Art
The Israel Museum’s Fine Arts Wing is seeking a
Curator of Contemporary Art
Responsibilities:
Oversee the Museum’s collection of contemporary art and develop it through relationships with artists, collectors, donors, and…
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Tri-Art Art Noise Academic Acrylics
Tri-Art Art Noise Academic Acrylics

After 12 years of making artist-quality acrylic paint, Tri-Art has introduced Art Noise, an academic-grade acrylic paint designed for multi-purpose use in the classroom. Made with 100% acrylic emulsion, Art Noise non-toxic permanent colors are made from the same materials as Tri-Art’s artist-quality acrylic paint. Art Noise acrylic paints dry to a durable, flexible satin finish that won’t flake or become chalky. They have a rich, velvety texture that flows like lotion, and they clean up quickly with soap and water. Art Noise is available in 20 vibrant colors, including Glow-in-the-Dark and assorted Fluorescents. Ideal for teaching color theory, these colors contain no fillers, so colors can be mixed with no muddiness, resulting in colors as spectacular as the original colors. They can also be mixed with acrylic mediums to create countless textures and finishes. As smart as Art Noise is in the classroom, it also performs brilliantly on the stage and screen. As easy to roll as it is to brush, Art Noise is the perfect choice for large-format productions, bringing sets, murals, and posters to life.
List Price:
Price: 16.40
Yayoi Kusama to create work for first Kiev Biennial
The Japanese artist, Yayoi Kusama, who has a major retrospective at Tate Modern in London (until 5 June), is creating a new work for the first Kiev Biennale (24 May-31 July). Kusama is one of 100 contemporary artists to take part in the biennial,…
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Artful approaches
When major artists make public appearances, they may well encounter British artist Ryan James who asks stellar art world figures to create a work for him on the spot (both Jeff Koons and Paul McCarthy have happily made personal pieces of art for the…
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Heizer’s rock is ready to roll
Michael Heizer’s behemoth boulder is due to start its 11-night, 105-mile journey this Tuesday night from a quarry in Riverside County, California, to Lacma, where it will be installed as Levitated Mass behind the Resnick Pavilion extension….
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Tri-Art Art Noise Academic Acrylics
Tri-Art Art Noise Academic Acrylics

After 12 years of making artist-quality acrylic paint, Tri-Art has introduced Art Noise, an academic-grade acrylic paint designed for multi-purpose use in the classroom. Made with 100% acrylic emulsion, Art Noise non-toxic permanent colors are made from the same materials as Tri-Art’s artist-quality acrylic paint. Art Noise acrylic paints dry to a durable, flexible satin finish that won’t flake or become chalky. They have a rich, velvety texture that flows like lotion, and they clean up quickly with soap and water. Art Noise is available in 20 vibrant colors, including Glow-in-the-Dark and assorted Fluorescents. Ideal for teaching color theory, these colors contain no fillers, so colors can be mixed with no muddiness, resulting in colors as spectacular as the original colors. They can also be mixed with acrylic mediums to create countless textures and finishes. As smart as Art Noise is in the classroom, it also performs brilliantly on the stage and screen. As easy to roll as it is to brush, Art Noise is the perfect choice for large-format productions, bringing sets, murals, and posters to life.
List Price:
Price: 16.40
Birmingham’s children are “culture-starved”, says tourism report
Research commissioned by the tourism body Visit Birmingham has branded millions of British children “culture starved” after it found that four in ten children aged five to 12 have never visited an art gallery, while 17% have never been to a museum…
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The Simpsons take to the streets
Those street artists might think they’re the bad boys, but they’re nothing compared to Bartholomew JoJo Simpson and Millhouse Mussolini Van Houten. Shepard Fairey, Kenny Scharf, Ron English and Robbie Conal are set to meet some real grade-school…
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New York water tanks to be transformed into works of art
Word Above the Street, a New York-based non-profit organisation, plans to transform 300 rooftop water tanks across New York City into works of art to raise awareness on the global water supply.
For 12 weeks during the spring and summer of 2013,…
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