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We all hit a moment in our lives when we level up in adulthood. We find ourselves abruptly cured of the crippling FOMO that once infected our experience-hungry minds, favouring Saturday nights in, browsing through pastel-toned Le Creuset cookware sets and matching silicon egg washes that’ll never, ever get used. ...
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Soup can painter extraordinaire and Marilyn Monroe Diptych maestro, Andy Warhol was a bright star of the 20th - century art world. Warhol , whose contributions to pop art were unparalleled, started his career in commercial advertising , drawing shoes for Glamour magazine . He would go on to ...
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The hospitality industry seeks to please by every means possible, and whether it’s haute cuisine, impeccable service or a wealth of amenities, the customer’s experience is paramount. With the devastating effects of Coronavirus on such a consumer-facing industry, many venues are seeking new ways to attract clientele. Although many hospitality ...
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Boho is for the travellers, actors, readers, dreamers and writers, or quite simply for those hoping to spruce up their homes! The bohemian lifestyle is all about the moment, living in the present, and celebrating those fleeting sentiments that fill our days. So if you’re look to embrace the unconventional, ...
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Creating a gallery wall is a highly-effective and simple way to add personality to your space, and make a room reflect who you are. The beauty of a gallery wall is that there is no one way to curate it, because it is an extension of your vision, tastes and ...
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When making a house a home, or an office a motivational haven, nothing quite finishes a space like a piece of art. Art has been proven to make you more intelligent, whilst simultaneously relaxing our overworked neurons. The art market, however, has long been associated with high-profile auctions, intimidating galleries ...
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Edward Hopper’s gritty depictions of post-war America convey not only the zeitgeist of the Great Depression, but also 2020. We all, at one point or another, embodied an Edward Hopper painting during quarantine , reminiscing longingly of the days where Corona meant a lime wedge and buzz, and not the ...
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Portraiture dates back to the maths -inventing, pyramid-building and medicine-experimenting days of ancient Egypt, where artists used portraits to depict the power and importance of their subjects. Although nowadays we’re constantly armed with the ability to photograph our subjects, t his doesn’t diminish portraiture’s potency in the contemporary art world. ...
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AR stands for Augmented Reality, and is a groundbreaking technology that allows users to superimpose an image onto their view of the real world through headsets or smartphones. “Why would I want to do this” I hear you cry? Well, because as consumers of art, experiencing a painting is paramount ...
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Today is Frida Kahlo’s (supposed) 110th birthday! The Mexican artist was actually born in 1907 but frequently told people her birthday was three years later , so it would coincide with the start of the Mexican Revolution. An activist and artist, Kahlo not only used her portraits to communicate the ...
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First impressions are formed in just seven seconds, so when potential clients and customers enter an office they’ll not only be expecting to be wooed by said company, but also their space. Professionalism doesn’t need to look like the taupe tones of a 1970s Wall Street bank, however; striking artworks ...
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