What were they thinking?
What were they thinking?
What were they thinking?
Shinichi Maruyama isn't your average artist...
What were they thinking?
Fashion and art collide with a bevvy of shoes fit for an exhibit.
Art wasn't just for art's sake on Nov. 30.
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This year give mom more than just a macaroni painting for her wall...or not.
This is art Homer Simpson would appreciate.
A picture is worth a thousand words, but sometimes it's also worth millions of dollars.
Everything's more fun with masks!
Watch your step!
What were they thinking?
What were they thinking?
As children we were never allowed to play with our food. There were no such things as mashed-potato volcanoes exploding with gravy lava or pea-flicking contests at the dinner table.
The Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum stayed open late last Wednesday Oct. 6 for its monthly Art After Hours event, this time giving attendees a glimpse of the museum's vast photography collection.
This artist has come up with an ingenious way of commercializing belly button lint.
What were they thinking?
Some art is no better than the dirt under your shoes.
New Brunswick may often seem drained of expression. It's hard to find art in the place we lovingly, sometimes cynically, call "Hub City." Where is the sense of a creative community?
After suffering from slumping sales and apprehensive buyers, high stakes art auctioneers such as Christie's and Sotheby's are beginning to bring in the big bucks again.
What happens when someone decides to assemble large quantities of bad art under one roof?
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A physicist-artist hybrid, Jansen releases his beests onto the beaches of the Netherlands and lets them walk around for a while, propelled by the wind.
There are always sane people scratching their heads at the work of crazy artists.
This season, the Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum jumbles together every piece it can find that has anything to do with water.
Once upon a time color photography was not cool.
Artists are special. Some are too special to comprehend. Their work often makes us non-artists wonder, "WTF?!"
Summer may be the best time to rest an academically-weary brain, but it's never a good time to neglect a creative mind. For those interning in the city or just looking for an inspiring way to pass the time, these upcoming art exhibitions are worth checking out.
Let's just dispel the belief that art students don't do any work.
New Brunswick-based Collaborative Arts' exhibition Identifiable is dedicated to the question of "Who am I?" — but there are no easy answers.
Bravo has done it again — this time with the help of Sarah Jessica Parker. The channel has given viewers a glimpse into the fashion world with Project Runway, the culinary world with Top Chef and the evidently serious hairstyling world with Shear Genius. There's nothing left but the art world.
In honor of Women's History Month, Inside Beat highlights landmark feminist artists whose work sparks discussion about the complexities of gender, race and identity throughout our era.
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