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How is Fine Art Different Than Other Art?
How is fine art different than other art? The line between 'fine art' and 'commercial art' is often hotly debated. Often these debates cent...
What to consider when thinking about fine art as an investment
How This Fine Art Occultist Makes Four-Dimensional Glyphs
Eliza Gauger explains her process for creating Problem Glyphs.
When Your Estate Plan Includes Fine Art
Collectors of fine art are advised not to think of their collections as investments, but collectors cannot ignore the value of their art portfolio, nor should they fail to consider what will happen to the artwork when they are not around to appreciate it. And as the art portfolio grows...
The Pros and Cons of Stealing Fine Art
Can AI produce fine art?
Wearable Fine Art? A Rochester Artist Uses Footwear As His Canvas
"Found art" involves turning an object created for a utilitarian purpose into art. When that object is part of our everyday lives, the transformation can
People are obsessed with this Google app that finds your fine art doppelgänger
The Google Arts & Culture app scans your selfie while searching thousands of portraits. Each portrait includes a percentage of how much you resemble it.
How The Arts = Happiness
Step inside any art museum, say MoMA or the Wadsworth, and the regions of your brain associated with pleasure, memory, emotion, and vision immediately light up upon viewing a painting, according to…
Everything We Know About Whether and How the Arts Improve Lives
The research could still use an upgrade in many areas. But what we know so far should cheer any arts advocate.
How we teach the arts is as important as the fact we're doing it
Michael Rosen shares his checklist for how teachers can ensure that arts education is worthwhile for all students
What Students Have to Gain From the Arts
“The simple fact is, every child in this country needs and deserves access to the subjects that go into being a well-rounded, well-educated person. Music and art; world language; physics, chemistry, and biology; social studies, civics, geography and government; physical education and health; coding and computer science – these aren’t luxuries that are just nice to have. They’re what it …
How Library Classes in the Arts Are Changing Aging
Never too old to tango: Thanks to Lifetime Arts, older people are learning to dance, write and perform at a library near them.
How to be a master of fine arts in luxury real estate
Fine art can play a major role in the buying and selling of luxury real estate. Successful luxury real estate agents recognize this significant connection.
How the Art Market Thrives on Inequality
Buying fine art is a bet that the rich are going to get richer.
Benefits of the Performing Arts
From dance to drama, the performing arts have made positive contributions to not only the physical but to the metal state and well being of performe
What Are Some Measurable Benefits of the Arts? It's Getting Easier to Say
One of the perennial challenges facing fundraisers at arts organizations is articulating the value of the arts experience. New research provides compelling talking points on this score.
Why Should Children Study the Arts?
Does learning in the arts transfer to non-arts skills? 'Arts for Art's Sake' explores when and when not!
Why STEM lessons should include the arts
There is a need for the incorporation of arts education in curricula that focuses on science, technology, engineering and math, education consultant Doug Haller writes in this blog post. The arts, he writes, already are part of scientific work either consciously or subconsciously, and studies are under way to further explore the connection. "Clearly, something about art brings out creativity and innovation in ways different from but complementary to the sciences," Haller notes.
