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Dali Foundation to Further Tap Chinese Art Market

Dec 11, 2015

Juan M. Sevillano (L), managing director of the Figueres-based Dali foundation, and artist Leng Bingchuan talk during a dialogue at the Phoenix Center, Beijing, Dec 4, 2015. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn] The Dali foundation in ...

Tags: Dali Foundation, China, Art Market

Chicago’s Church Lit up with LED Lightings

Nov 10, 2015

With a mission to train the next generation of theatre artists in all disciplines, The Theatre School at DePaul University in Chicago had lighting design students illuminate St. Vincent de Paul Parish church in storytelling visuals and used ...

Tags: Elation, Lighting project

Nanjing Art Festival Highlights World Masterpieces

Nov 4, 2015

The 2015 Nanjing International Art Festival opens today, which will run through Sept 26 at the Nanjing International Exhibition Center. The festival has selected nearly 1,000 pieces of art among more than 20,000 artworks from all around the ...

Tags: Nanjing Art Festival, Nanjing International Exhibition Center, art

Enjoy Art of Van Gogh on Beijing Subway Train

Oct 28, 2015

Passengers take a special train running on Line 1 of the Beijing Subway in Beijing on Monday. Featuring photos of Vincent van Gogh's famous paintings on the interior walls and floors of its carriages, the subway train made debut on October ...

Tags: Art, Van Gogh, paintings, Beijing Subway Train

AkzoNobel's Contribution to Fusing Modern Technology Were Celebrated in Amsterdam

Jul 1, 2015

AkzoNobel’s contribution to fusing modern technology with classic painting techniques were celebrated in Amsterdam during a special viewing of Vincent Van Gogh’s newly-restored Field with Irises near Arles. As part of the ...

Tags: fusing modern technology, painting

Art This Year Became Something Everyone Talks About

Dec 23, 2014

Art this year, became something everyone talks about, not just highbrows any more. From the chicken cup to Van Gogh's painting, rich Chinese rich are showing a robust purchasing power on the art market at home and abroad. Let's have a ...

Tags: Arts, tea cup

Inflated Encouragement Might Put Too Much Pressure on Kids with Low Self-Esteem

Jan 8, 2014

Although children who feel good about themselves might thrive on praise from their parents or other adults, exaggerated compliments could have the opposite effect on kids with low self-esteem, researchers have found. Adults might ...

Tags: High Praise, Low Self-Esteem, Kids

Sparkling Stones Lighting up The Bicycle Path

Nov 18, 2013

The Eindhoven region will receive the first innovative bicycle path in the Netherlands. The 600 meters long bicycle path runs where Vincent van Gogh lived from 1883 to 1885 and will have a unique design comprising thousands of sparkling ...

Tags: Lighting, Eindhoven Cycle

Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg Devotes to a Central Aspect of Human Life From 140 Artists

Oct 29, 2013

Nothing, no material, no technique is as capable of touching our sensual and mental existence so universally as textiles, particularly at a time that is in danger of becoming ever less sensuous due to increasing virtualization. Textiles ...

Tags: Kunstmuseum, Textile Paintings

LED Makes Displaying Works

Sep 29, 2013

Fall is in the air and with it the annual display of brilliant foliage. Much like the vivid colors of a leaf are hidden by excess green contained in chlorophyll, the true colors in paintings displayed in many museums are masked by lighting ...

Tags: LED Daylight Bulbs, Tailored Lighting

Paintings Can Be Damaged by LED Bulbs

Jan 8, 2013

Letizia Monico, a researcher at Antwerp University and Perugia University in Italy, has made in a doctoral thesis, turned out that light bulbs that emit a lot of blue light can damage paintings by art’s great masters. A few years ...

Tags: Letizia Monico, Europe, LED Bulb, light bulbs

Being a Gifted Artists Comes with Lots of Privileges

Sep 4, 2012

Some of these privileges are linked to inspiring and intimate places and locations that are open only to artists. In the Dutch city of Zundert, however, there is a new house that is open to everyone. Art-admirers and artists can be ...

Tags: Zundert, Vincent van Gogh, Pavilion, Oomen Architecten

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