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Her hotly anticipated international survey, “All About Love,” has just landed on the East Coast at the Barnes Foundation, with around fifty works from two decades of her career, offering a focused ...

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Here you'll find a few celebrities, recipes that transport users to another locale, and some really excellent baked goods.

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“Can’t See The Forest For the Poet-Trees,” a color lithograph with screen printing by Deborah Maris Lader, the founder and co-director of the Chicago Printmakers Collaborative, is on display at the ...

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Four years and hundreds more sheets of linoleum later, Tarke Penser’s creative outlet has become his livelihood, a way to ...

The exhibition features nearly 200 works spanning six decades, from Hockney's earliest etchings to his recent iPad drawings.

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