Category: Art

Student exhibitions do not always need to imitate professional gallery conventions.

A discarded chair, broken sign, piece of packaging, or industrial fragment can become raw material for art once it is removed from its original purpose.

A portrait can reproduce a face accurately and still reveal very little about the person being represented.

Large museums dominate public attention, but small galleries often provide the first serious exhibition opportunities for emerging artists.

Some public artworks are designed to be admired from a distance, but others become more meaningful when people can walk around, touch, hear, or move through them.

Temporary public art can respond to a city more quickly than a permanent monument.