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SHINOYAMA Kishin. Vintage Time Photography (2009) : A...

Rated Oct 18 • 1 review • art history, photography, books, art • ajapanesebook.com

"Welcome ! AJB is a minute antiquarian + second-hand + rare Japanese book-shop &c. Straight from Japan. Herein you'll find visual books from Japan, in Japanese, English, French, & a few other little things."

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kunst in de galerie van Peggy Wauters

Rated Oct 11 • 2 reviews • fine arts, painting, arts, art, sculpture • exto.nl

Peggy Wauters. "The Nursery"

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Katherine Ryan Roth

Rated Aug 19 • 1 review • fine arts, painting, arts, art • katherineryanroth.com

Katherine Ryan Roth

Some really impressive abstracts here.

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[sp] seven selves

Rated Jul 15 • 1 review • photography, arts • sevenselves.com

Some great artists here!!

"[SP] seven selves is a collective of seven artists that dare to challenge the conventional language of self-portrait photography. Their images uncover an engaging diversity of styles, where each artist explores unique possibilities of creativity and emotion."

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denny kemp salon • spa

Rated May 07 2009 • 0 reviews • beauty, salon, mpls • dennykempsalon.com

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http://paulwruiz.wordpress.com/2009/03/04/art-catalyst-in...

Rated Mar 04 2009 • 1 review • fine arts, painting, arts, art, theory • wordpress.com

My most recent interview with Australian artist Paul W. Ruiz. Please take a look!

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NOCH MAL LEBEN

Rated Jan 19 2009 • 1 review • fine arts, photography, arts • noch-mal-leben.de

Life Before Death - An incredible and beautiful project! Powerful life and death portraits of terminally ill people.



"Few experiences are likely to affect us as profoundly as an encounter with death. Yet most deaths occur almost covertly, at one remove from our everyday lives. Death and dying are arguably our last taboos - the topics our society finds most difficult. We certainly fear them more than our ancestors did. Opportunities to learn more about them are rare indeed. Photographer Walter Schels and journalist Beate Lakotta asked terminally ill people if they could accompany them during their last weeks and days. This exhibition explores the experiences, hopes and fears of the dying, and gives them one more opportunity to be heard. All of them agreed to be photographed shortly before and immediately after death."

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margaretkeelan.com

Rated Jan 16 2009 • 1 review • fine arts, arts, sculpture, pottery, ceramics • margaretkeelan.com

One of my new favorite artists!

The Figurative Ceramic Sculpture of Margaret Keelan.

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