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Artist Squiggles Black-and-White Doodles Over His Entire Mansion
“My dream was to have a doodle house and doodle over everything within that house,” Sam Cox said.
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SF-Based Artist Tells Story of Mexican Heritage Through Paintings, Sculptures
A San Francisco-based artist is telling the story of Mexican heritage through her paintings and sculptures.
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SF-Based Artist Tells Story of Mexican Heritage Through Paintings
A San Francisco-based artist is telling the story of Mexican heritage through her paintings.
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Hidden Van Gogh Self-Portrait Discovered Using X-Ray
A previously unknown self-portrait of Vincent Van Gogh has been discovered behind one of the artist’s other paintings.
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Inspirational Teen Creates Magic with a Brushstroke
California Live’s Malou Nubla introduces us to Tyler Gordon, a teen who is overcoming challenges and creating magic with a brushstroke! Learn more about this talented young artist and the inspiration behind his paintings.
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Bay Area Artist Offers Unique Look at AAPI Community in New Exhibit
Artist Adrian Per, a San Francisco native, opens a new exhibit this weekend in Los Angeles showcasing members of the local AAPI in a unique way.
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Artist Projects Glimpses of Cliff House History From Iconic SF Building's Museum
San Francisco’s iconic Cliff House has certainly seen a lot of history. Now, an artist is bringing some of that history back to light. Joe Rosato Jr. reports.
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Artist Projects Glimpses of Cliff House History From Iconic SF Building's Museum
The history of San Francisco’s famous Cliff House at the city’s western edge is as long and turbulent as the waves crashing below where the building’s third incarnation sits perched.
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This 68-Year-Old Retiree Lives on $620 Per Month in Mexico — Take a Look Inside in Her ‘Charming' $160,000 Home
Retiree Glen Rogers left the U.S. for Mexico in 2002. Now she lives in a $160,000 home in San Miguel de Allende. Here’s a look at her newly renovated home, and how she spends her day.
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‘You Can Gain Everything and You Can Lose Everything' — Here's Why Experts Remain Skeptical About the NFT Market
Since its inception, NFT collectibles have generated over $5.6 billion in sales. But many experts still remain hesitant about entering the NFT market.
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Chuck Close, Artist of Monumental Grids, Dies at 81
Chuck Close, a painter, photographer and printmaker best known for his monumental grid portraits and photo-based paintings of family and famous friends, has died at age 81.
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There's a ‘Unique' Opportunity in Art, Which Has Beat the S&P 500 Over 25 Years, Asset Manager Says
Contemporary art has outperformed the S&P 500 over the last 25 years, and one asset manager argues that it still presents a “unique” opportunity for investors.
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Time to Get Paid: Patreon CEO Says Creators Have ‘Incredible Leverage' They Haven't Had in Many Years
It is a great time to use growing power to get paid directly as a creator and cut out the internet gatekeepers, says the CEO of Patreon.
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These Millennial Creators Are Making 6 Figures Selling NFTs: ‘It Changed the Trajectory of My Career and My Life'
Here’s a look at how NFTs, or nonfungible tokens, provided millennial artists with a new and much-needed income stream.
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Gary Vaynerchuk Is Launching Art NFTs Linked to Ethereum Cryptocurrency
Gary Vaynerchuk is launching an NFT art collection, “VeeFriends,” a series of character drawings for purchase using the ethereum blockchain cryptocurrency.
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Millionaire Artist Beeple: This Is the Very Important Thing ‘I Think People Don't Understand' About Buying NFTs
Digital artist Mike Winkelmann, aka Beeple, made history earlier in March when his “Everydays: The First 5000 Days” NFT sold at Christie’s for over $69 million.
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Artist Sketches COVID Victims From Around the World
In July 2020, Ra Friedman started an art project to honor those who died from COVID-19. Now, the art project has expanded to include over one hundred portraits, and counting.
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‘Together We Rise': An Artist's Portrait of 2020
Speed painter Jessica Haas joined LX News on Election Night to create a portrait of the year 2020 as the results came in.
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SD Art Institute Supports Artists Through Pandemic; Artists Pay it Forward for High-Risk Groups
The San Diego Art Institute launched its virtual online marketplace in April to help support artists during the pandemic. Inspired by fellow artist Maggie Thompson, several artists are now using the program to donate masks to indigenous groups, who are especially vulnerable to the coronavirus.