CREATIVITY FOR EVERYONE (C4E)
16 May, 2012
 | WAN Team Dubbed "the subversive adult Disneyland", the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) is located in Tasmania and features around 400 works of art from Egyptian mummies to Young British Artists including Chris Ofili and Jenny Saville. But the most talked-about piece is the Cloaca Professional, labeled the "poo-machine." It was built by Belgian artist Wim Delvoye to mimic the actions of the human digestive system. What do you think about this?
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1 May, 2012
| WAN Team ART TIPS: Do you have an old oil painting brush that's hardened? To get dried oil paint off a natural hair brush, soak it in nail-polish remover for a minute or two. Wipe off clean your brushes with soap and water as usual. Just be sure to make it a short soak, nail-polish remover can melt the glue that holds the fibers and will melt synthetic brush hairs. , 14:07 - Comment |
29 April, 2012
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15 April, 2012
 | Creare Foundation The Centre for REsearch in ARts and Economics (CREARE) organises the 4th edition of the International Summer School in Cultural Economics led by professor Arjo Klamer, Erasmus University, Rotterdam. The courses examine the relationship between culture and economics, the link between creativity, arts, and business, and bridge the knowledge and experiences of scholars and practitioners involved in specific cultural sectors. This year for the first time the International Summer School in Cultural Economics is organised in cooperation with Erasmus Academie, institute for post-academic teaching of the Erasmus University. 17-21 July: Creative Economy and Cultural Industries, Applications deadline :May, 21st,€1600 22-30 August: Value of Culture - on the relationship between Economics, Culture and Arts, Applications deadline, June 18th,€2000 18 - 22 September: The Cultural Economic Perspective on Cultural Heritage and Museums, Applications deadline, July 23rd,€1600 The fees include materials, refreshments, lunches and field trips and excludes accommodation and dinners. The International Summer School in Cultural Economics applies a unique method of learning that builds on the questions participants take to the program and that brings them up to speed with the latest theoretical and practical insights on the topics and learn from actual cases by interacting and engaging with prominent cultural entrepreneurs and well-known international faculty. The summer school is an excellent choice for professionals working in the field of creative industry,cultural institutions, cultural policy, cultural entrepreneurs,(academic) faculty and artists,who aim for an for an intensive,international and multidisciplinary course on the subject. , 16:44 - Comment WAN Team likes this |
26 March, 2012
 | Valeria Garrido Bisceglia For nearly six decades a Cézanne watercolor depicting Paulin Paulet, a gardener on the artist’s family estate near Aix-en-Provence, was familiar to scholars only as a black-and-white photograph. No one knew if the actual work, a study for Cézanne’s celebrated “Card Players” paintings, still existed and, if it did, who owned it.
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16 February, 2012
| WAN Team Iron Sky is a B-movie spoof that has been screening at the festival's sidebar event, called Panorama. The plot revolves around a group of Nazis who escape to the moon at the end of World War II to plan a new assault.
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27 January, 2012
| WAN Team Whitney Museum of American Art - SHERRIE LEVINE: MAYHEM closes this Sunday! Don't miss this unique survey curated in collaboration with the artist.
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 | Becky Abramowski I have missed WAN soooooo much!!!! , 08:52 - Comment
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