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As an art has never been allowed to be complicated

A few weeks ago, I came across a study on the evolution of popular music. The researchers analyzed thousands of

A few years ago, I was standing in front of St. Stephen’s Cathedral in Vienna with a group of friends.

Few terms in contemporary photography are used as casually, as frequently and as confidently as “Fine Art”. At the same

Part 3: Why Have We Learned to Distrust Beauty? After spending so much time thinking about kitsch, I began to

Part 2: Does Universal Kitsch Even Exist? In the first part of this series, we explored a deceptively simple question:

Part 1: What Is Kitsch? A Question Every Artist Should Ask During one of my many journeys through Italy, I

Most people who travel to Ravenna are travelling into the past. The city is one of Europe’s great artistic treasure

The history of technological innovation follows a remarkably consistent pattern. First, people insist something will never work. And the moment

People actually ask me quite often where my ideas come from. Which creative techniques I use. Whether I work with

The impertinence to look the other way It has become one of the art world’s most cherished habits to treat