Luke Taylor
We continue our series explaining unusual words and phrases in the arts by looking at the language of photography.
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By Luke Taylor
We continue our series explaining unusual words and phrases in the arts by looking at the language of book publishing.
We continue our series explaining unusual words and phrases in the arts by looking at the insider language of classical musicians.
We continue our series explaining unusual words and phrases in the arts by looking at the language used by those who curate paintings at museums.
We continue our series explaining unusual words and phrases in the arts by looking at the language of dance.
The first in a series of posts that explore unusual behind-the-scenes lingo from various areas of the arts. This week: terminology used in live theater.
Minnesota artist Ken Moylan combines painting, sculpture and architecture to communicate the experience of viewing spaces real or imagined.
Children’s book author/illustrator Nancy Carlson’s artwork is currently featured in an exhiibition at the Art Institute of Chicago. Carlson, of Bloomington, Minnesota, trained as an artist and believes this exhibition lets us see book illustrations in a new way.
The Twin Cities Book Festival gives a look into the ever-changing world of books and publishing.
For the casual art buyer, the differences among ‘original’, ‘limited edition’ and ‘giclee’ can be elusive. Several arts experts provide explanations and advice.