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Portugal toasts museum in a wine cellar
The Alianca Underground Museum is an artistic and cultural wonderland — with wine. read more

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A picasso is stolen. Ransom demands are made. Why are the artists laughing?

This video is about the Artworks of Pablo Picasso. His biography with other famous artists is available at www.intuitionlight.com

Art makes money but when does money make art?
If one of the shortlisted works of art for the fourth plinth in London’s Trafalgar Square is given the go-ahead, it will make your pennies whistle. Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla want to place a traditional pipe organ at the top of the plinth, with a working cash machine at the base.

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Daily TWiP – Ridiculed self-taught artist Henri Rousseau, muse to the avant-garde, dies today in 1910
Welcome to Daily TWiP, your daily dose of all the holidays, historical observances, etc., we couldn’t cram into The Week in Preview. For every formally trained artist whose abilities go unrecognized during their lifetime, there are dozens of self-taught artists who are never even acknowledged by the art scene. Self-taught French painter Henri Rousseau was fortunate enough to attract attention …

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Juan Martin’s flamenco guitar interpretation of Picasso’s famous painting “Guernica”, filmed by Anthony Penrose. Available on Juan Martin’s album “Solo” in the form of a Tarantas, track 5 on www.flamencovision.com

Learn to paint like Picasso Even a child can learn, draw courage)))

A short slide show .

LG artists’ works deconstruct Duchamp
Who would dare draw a mustache and goatee on the Mona Lisa? It took chutzpah and humor to even consider doing so–and French painter and mixed-media artist Marcel Duchamp possessed both, in abundance. The willingness of Duchamp (1887-1968) to tip the art world’s sacred cows earned him international notoriety as he explored the Cubist, Surrealist and Dada movements.

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