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IUAV students present projects developed at La Scuola dei Maestri Pellettieri di Bottega Veneta

Known for its fine Italian designs and coveted, luxury handbags and leather goods, Bottega Veneta is rooted not only in

Thomas Zanon-Larcher shows at Photo London

Photo London kicks off at Somerset House this week. More than just a photography exhibit, the international arts fair features

If Tate Modern was Musée de la danse?

Known as one of the leaders of the New French dance and non-dance movements in France in the respective 1970s

Running in the family

[slideshow_deploy id=’29164′] Opening next month at Yorkshire Sculpture Park is the joint exhibition of works by Venetian glass artists Laura

Observatory at One World Trade Center opens to the public

New York City’s got the Top of the Rock excursion at Rockefeller Center. It’s got the Empire State Building’s Observation

Lynette Yiadom-Boakye selects pieces for Whitechapel Gallery’s new show

Turner Prize-nominated Lynette Yiadom-Boakye is assistant curating an exhibition this spring at London’s Whitechapel Gallery. Running now through mid-June, the

Ecuadorian artist Oscar Santillan new show at Copperfield Gallery, London

Oscar Santillan brings a new level of commitment to the rampant physicality of contemporary art. The self-taught Ecuadorian artist, for

Re-envisioning kitsch

[slideshow_deploy id=’28510′] The London-based, Serbian-born artist Misha Milovanovich’s latest series of works is a collection of drawings that depict found

Ralph Pucci – The Art of the Mannequin at Museum of Arts and Design

New York City’s Museum of Arts and Design presents a pioneering exhibition, the first in a museum to focus on


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