Artist uses felt to create small N.Y. store - The Columbian
NEW YORK — If the hot dogs in this New York City bodega feel a little, well, soft and squishy, don’t worry, it’s not a health hazard. It’s art.
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Art Deco - Wikipedia
At the de Young, a Rousing Showcase for Bay Area Artists - The New York Times
Artist uses felt to create small N.Y. store - The Columbian
Fernando Botero, Colombian artist famous for rotund forms, dead at 91 : NPR
The Textile Artist Employing Centuries-Old Practices and Pop Culture Imagery - The New York Times
The Art of Building the Impossible
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Who Was Dorothy Liebes, the Mother of Modern Weaving?, At the Smithsonian
Columbia Promised Manhattanville Campus Space to the Community. Accessing it is another story. - Columbia Daily Spectator
Painter Jonah Kinigstein, 99, stayed figurative when the art world went abstract : NPR
How the Artist Kehinde Wiley Went from Picturing Power to Building It
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