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Artist Sarah Graham on raising awareness for bipolar disorder and how art saved her life

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Rainbow Pony, 2020 © Sarah Graham Rainbow Popsicle, 2021 © Sarah Graham Kaisers Rock © Sarah Graham Sarah first became ill with a mixed episode of depression and psychosis in 2005, a year after losing her father. If you want to pop along to Sarah Graham's upcoming show, you can visit Arkley Fine Art gallery in Hitchin from June.

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‘An Indigenous Present’ Is a Paradigm-Shifting Illumination of Native North American Art Today

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Image courtesy of the artist and Garth Greenan Gallery, New York All pieces by Dana Claxton. 2005), red cedar, acrylic, and horsehair, 24 x 20 x 10 inches. Image courtesy of Fazakas Gallery, Vancouver Both pieces by Caroline Monnet. Image courtesy of the artist Do stories and artists like this matter to you?

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Between the Wrinkles: New Joe Sorren exhibition is a 'hymn to the beauty of life'

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Surrealist artist Joe Sorren is about to make his debut at Dorothy Circus Gallery's London gallery with a solo exhibition titled Between the Wrinkles. Now, if you're in London, you can marvel at his work in the Dorothy Circus Gallery. The show consists of new paintings that explore the artist's emotions and memories.

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Between the Wrinkles: New Joe Sorren exhibition is a 'hymn to the beauty of life'

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Surrealist artist Joe Sorren is about to make his debut at Dorothy Circus Gallery's London gallery with a solo exhibition titled Between the Wrinkles. Now, if you're in London, you can marvel at his work in the Dorothy Circus Gallery. The show consists of new paintings that explore the artist's emotions and memories.

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Humans and Animals Commune with Nature and the Cosmos in the Multidisciplinary Work of Kiki Smith

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All images © the artist, courtesy of Pace Gallery, shared with permission If you’ve traveled via the Long Island Rail Road service in Manhattan and traversed the MTA’s brand new Grand Central Madison station, you may have noticed a slice of nature indoors in a monumental, wall-spanning mosaic of a woodland deer.

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A New Book Flies Through the Vast World of Birds from Art and Design to History and Ornithology

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Elizabeth Butterworth, Lear’s Macaw, 2005. Picture credit: National Gallery of Art, Washington DC: Gift of Mrs. Walter B. Mixed media, Temporary installation at Towner Art Gallery, Eastbourne, UK. Chromolithograph, 7.3 × 8.3 cm / 2 7/8 × 3 ¼ in, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Picture credit: © Elizabeth Butterworth.

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A New Book Celebrates the Groundbreaking Women Who Changed Land Art

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Image © Lita Albuquerque, courtesy of the artist and Kohn Gallery, Los Angeles. Using wood, steel, plants, peat moss, and other organic matter became commonplace in the genre known as land art, which included works made directly on the earth or with natural materials brought into the gallery. All images courtesy of Artbook D.A.P.,

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