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    New Book Puts Spotlight on Bauhaus Design

    New Book Puts Spotlight on Bauhaus Design
    "The Bauhaus Group: Six Masters of Modernism" (Knopf, 544 pages, $40.00), by Nicholas Fox Weber: In this informal group biography, art historian Nicholas Fox Weber, author of "Le Corbusier" (2008), profiles six key artists and architects from the experimental teaching institution known as the Bauhaus, which flourished in Germany amid the cultural ferment of the Weimar era only to be shuttered ...
    Published 21 days ago | Rated: +3
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    Modern Art Takes the White House

    Washington, DC - You can't see it, but there's a quiet cultural revolution under way at the White House. The Obamas are decorating their private spaces with more modern and abstract artwork than has ever hung on the White House walls. New pieces by contemporary African-American and Native American artists are on display. Bold colors, odd shapes, squiggly lines have arrived. ...
    Published about 1 month ago | Rated: +9
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    Manhattan's Newest Greenway Provides An Elevated Perspective

    Manhattan's Newest Greenway Provides An Elevated Perspective
    New York, NY - The best new park in the Big Apple isn't for baseball, and it won't cost you a dime to visit. The High Line floats magically over Manhattan's once-gritty Meatpacking District, an unexpected carpet of trees, grass, flowers and rusty rails three stories above the street. You won't find a more interesting or accessible path to stroll along ...
    Published about 1 month ago | Rated: +4
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    20 Career Lessons from Celebrities

    Celebrities. We love to hate them. We also love to watch their every move, laugh at their mistakes and scrutinize their decisions. Like them or not, their celebrity status means not only have they achieved career success, they’ve also got a hell of a lot to lose. And sometimes, whatever actions have helped catapult them to fame or rendered them ...
    Published about 1 month ago | Rated: +5
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    Modern Art Takes the White House

    Modern Art Takes the White House
    You can’t see it, but there’s a quiet cultural revolution under way at the White House. The Obamas are decorating their private spaces with more modern and abstract artwork than has ever hung on the White House walls. New pieces by contemporary African-American and Native American artists are on display. Bold colors, odd shapes, squiggly lines have arrived. So, too, have ...
    Published about 1 month ago | Rated: +2
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    Inspirational Quotes for Artists and Designers

    Inspirational Quotes for Artists and Designers
    You can’t be on ArtBistro for long to notice that ArtBistro members are crazy about quotes. A good quote can be as refreshing as a mint-iced tea. If you are feeling isolated, a good quote can snap you back into the human race like a good blues song. We have gathered some inspirational quotes for artists and designers. Read on to ...
    Published about 1 month ago | Rated: +1
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    I Love What I Do

    I Love What I Do
    Entering is simple: Record a two-minute video showing us why you love what you do for a living, and upload it to our "I Love What I Do" category. The 5 videos with the most thumbs-up on October 24, 2009 at 11:59pm will be chosen as finalists. Submission by finalists will be reviewed by editors who will screen each finalist's video ...
    Published about 1 month ago | Rated: +1
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    15 Things a Designer Should Never Say

    ArtBistro asked several career designers: what should a designer never say? They gave us good advice and great responses that will help you move forward in your career. You may guess some of these right on. However, sometimes we forget these guidelines when we are in a bind. Well, here is your reminder! *#15 "I'm a jack of all trades."* *You ...
    Published about 1 month ago | Rated: +41
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    Five Tips for Marketing During a Recession

    Five Tips for Marketing During a Recession
    1. Blog where your clients are Find websites and blogs that offer content and resources that your clients need to keep informed. Where do they get their critical information? We’ve written articles for World-at-Work’s Workspan Magazine and Training Magazine to reach clients and prospects in the employee communication sectors. If you don’t know where your clients get their business information ask ...
    Published about 1 month ago | Rated: +8
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    Venice Biennale: Making Worlds

    Venice Biennale The Venice Biennale has two main areas: the Arsenale and the Giardini, each with large group exhibition spaces around the theme of “Making Worlds”, curated by Daniel Birnbaum, the Biennale’s youngest curator. This year, there are 90 artists represented. The former Italian Pavilion has been converted to the Palazzo delle Esposizione, whose facade John Baldessari covered with a blown-up ...
    Published about 1 month ago | Rated: +2
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    Do Nations Have a Design Aesthetic?

    Do Nations Have a Design Aesthetic?
    Is it possible today for a country to have its own national graphic design aesthetic? When any designer with a decent internet connection can view work the world over, surely the range of influences will be too great to produce distinct nation-based styles? I'm only asking because I have recently returned from chairing the Kyoorius Designyatra conference in Mumbai (see review ...
    Published about 1 month ago | Rated: +1
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    Top 25 Cities for Designers and Artists

    Top 25 Cities for Designers and Artists
    Now more than ever, it’s important to get the best bang for your buck. And there’s no question about it — when it comes to value, not every U.S. city is created equally. Why chase a great salary if your rent swallows most of it, unemployment is skyrocketing and you spend two hours a day just to get to and from ...
    Published about 1 month ago | Rated: +5
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    5 Tips for Picking Colors for Your Home

    5 Tips for Picking Colors for Your Home
    How to pick colors for your home: Think combinations, not colors. Picking colors is in fact about picking a combination of colors. One color is no color. Did you know the human eye can't even perceive single colors? We can only see color differences, in other words: we only perceive contrasts. Therefor it's no use fretting over a single color for ...
    Published 7 days ago | Rated: +2
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    Bringing Nature's Autumnal Hues into Your Living Space

    Bringing Nature's Autumnal Hues into Your Living Space
    THE warm tones of the autumn harvest provide an inspiring palette for home decor by bringing this season's beauty inside from the fields. This transforms your indoor haven from one resonating light summer frivolity to something a little richer with more depth. Autumn thrives on all things rustic and natural -- so it's no wonder that a home enhanced by a ...
    Published 2 months ago | Rated: +1
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    The Boys from Brazil

    The Boys from Brazil
    The Campana brothers have turned down-cycling into design art. Any informed design appraisal invariably touches on materials. During much of the 20th century, innovative designs were consistently linked to breakthroughs in material engineering or fabrication. Think of how molded plywood and fiberglass unleashed the Eameses’ imagination or how injection molding allowed Verner Panton to create the first single-form, single-material chair. That ...
    Published about 1 month ago | Rated: +2
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    Arranging Furniture to Maximize Space for Summer

    Arranging Furniture to Maximize Space for Summer
    During warm-weather months, you have a primitive urge to clean up and re-arrange your living space. Just about everyone would like to have more living space, but it’s a challenge for most people to be ruthless when cleaning out their living area (or closets). But the results are a more serene and peaceful environment that will soothe you when you open ...
    Published about 1 month ago | Rated: +3
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    How to Hang Art Like a Rock Star (or at least like Martha Stewart)

    How to Hang Art Like a Rock Star (or at least like Martha Stewart)
    Have you ever felt intimidated by hanging artwork yourself and thought that you needed to hire a professional installer? It is actually surprisingly straight-forward to hang your own artwork as long as you do your homework beforehand and use extra special care. Plus, there is no time like a recession to learn how to do something yourself, and it can be ...
    Published about 1 month ago | Rated: +2
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    Clutch Light Demonstrates the Beauty of Plastic Drinking Straws

    Designer Scott Jarvie introduces his  Clutch Light, which uses hundreds of drinking straws to create a dazzling multi-color lamp.
    Submitted by K_E_Kensie | Published 2 months ago | Rate This
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    ArtBistro June Design Gallery Winners

    ArtBistro is proud to announce June's Design Gallery Winners! This album represents excellent level of professionalism that ArtBistro members exhibit in their work. Congratulations to all the winners! To submit your work for next month's "Design Gallery show click here.":http://artbistro.monster.com/groups/920-artbistro-design-gallery To leave comments on the work, click on the designer's name and browse their portfolio. *Amy Lyons, graphic designer, Poster* [page] ...
    Published about 1 month ago | Rated: +2
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    15 Things a Designer Should Never Say!

    15 Things a Designer Should Never Say!
    ArtBistro asked several career designers: what should a designer never say? They gave us good advice and great responses that will help you move forward in your career. You may guess some of these right on. However, sometimes we forget these guidelines when we are in a bind. Well, here is your reminder! "Click here to see the top 15 things ...
    Published about 1 month ago | Rated: +2

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