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From Junkshop to Pedestal: How the Found Object Remade a Century of Art
Found object art turns chosen everyday things into art, a lineage documented from Picasso's 1912 collage to Duchamp's Fountain of 1917.
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Art covers exhibitions, commissions and the artists whose vocabulary keeps turning up in collections. Coverage names movements, materials and editions, and separates genuine collaboration from a licensing deal with a signature attached. Written for readers who move between galleries and fashion with equal fluency.
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The Real Story Behind Artificial Intelligence in Art: How the Images Are Made and What They Ask of Artists
A plain-language look at how AI-generated imagery actually works, what it borrows, and where the human hand still matters.
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How to Read a Painting: A Beginner's Guide to Composition, Color and Symbol
A step-by-step method for standing in front of any canvas and finding what it is actually saying.
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How to Start an Art Collection on a Modest Budget: Buying Emerging Artists, Prints and Editions Without Getting Burned
A collector's eye is built, not bought — and the first ten works cost less than the first one would if you waited.
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The Museum Argument: How the Costume Institute Put Fashion in the Canon
The Met's Costume Institute holds more than 33,000 garments and accessories, and its fifty-year project of exhibiting dress as art history changed how both museums and fashion houses understand the garment.
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The Potter Who Dresses the Country: Grayson Perry, Claire and the Argument of a Garment
Grayson Perry accepted the 2003 Turner Prize in a dress as his alter ego Claire, and has spent four decades making ceramics and tapestries that read British class through what people wear.