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Did You Know There’s a Museum of Pigments?

The Harvard Art Museums own the world's largest collection of pigments. Indian Yellow The collection's greatest tre...

“Vranje 2018” Art Colony Officially Opens

Dear friends of art, The "Vranje 2018" art colony officially opened today. As we announced earlier, the colony run...

Oil Paints and Gerhard Richter's Secret to Success

What Is Gerhard Richter’s Work Like? Gerhard Richter (born February 9, 1932) is a German visual artist. He was bo...

Where Did Paint by Numbers Come From?

Paint by Numbers Was Around Before Bob Ross Before Bob Ross became famous, America was captivated by paint by numb...

What to Give a Woman for International Women's Day?

International Women’s Day is just around the corner. Are you also wondering what to give a woman for the occasion?...

6 Reasons to Date an Artist

Here are a few reasons why dating an artist is great >>> They’re talented Talent isn’t something to take ...

Christmas Is Coming. What to Get an Artist?

As you probably know, artists are (mostly) creative souls, even the so-called artists. They need to create, explor...

What Is a Fresco?

Fresco is one of the most significant mural techniques in art history. Although it is most often associated with t...

Orange | A Color Not to Be Underestimated

In the stress of everyday life, we rarely stop to appreciate a sunset. That’s a shame, because there’s nothing bet...

What Caught Our Eye | Pop Art Uncovered After 30 Years

What Caught Our Eye Keith Haring was an American pop art artist of the last century and a social activist. His wor...

The Secrets of Andy Warhol's Art

Screen printing is a technique that brings history and modern art together. What was once a much more difficult pr...

Rasťo Ekkert: “Beginnings Are Hard, but Finding Your Own Path Is Important”

To start, I’d like to apologize for my audacity in writing about art, because I don’t think I have the slightest r...