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Someone tracks the origin of the Shepard Fairey HOPE poster photo and the world (in unison) says…who cares.
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In 1552, the broken-hearted Prince Pier Francesco Orsini, of the Italian province of Viterbo, commissioned close to a dozen Mannerist garden sculptures to mourn the death of his beloved wife, Giulia Farnese. The works are quite stunning.
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More images from the "Manifest Hope" show in DC.
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The art show that coincides with Inauguration activities.
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Over 1,200 schools were represented by the undergrad & grad entries. The winning undergraduate students will split $8000 in cash scholarships.
First Place Winner: Sara Susin (Stanford University)
Second Place Winner: Jessica Brown (University of Alaska)
Third Place Winner: Zach Stein (University of Kentucky)Grad awards forthcoming.
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I'm not sure what this will for the Venice Biennale but the Vatican has issued a press statement announcing that it will be participating this summer.
I think it's safe to assume that Andres Serrano, Martin Kippenberger or Chris Ofili will not be representing the Holy See.
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Looks like a great line up…among those featured to appear are David Salle, Phyllis Tuchman, Joyce Pensato, Karen Wilkin, Donald Kuspit, Philippe de Montebello and Jerry Saltz.
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An interesting thought: "…why should not Obama, in a similarly Globish spirit, invite an English language poet from somewhere else in the world to read at his inauguration…"
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