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Paris and Beyond
- Studies in World Art, Book 60
- By: Edward Lucie-Smith
- Narrated by: Joe Van Riper
- Length: 9 mins
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In the early years of the 20th century, Paris became the center for an international community of artists. Some of them were French, but the city also offered its hospitality to artists from an increasingly wide range of other nationalities. Some, like Marc Chagall, came from communities that had never produced artists of international note before. The result was a mixture between a stewpot and a laboratory.
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Paris and Beyond
- Studies in World Art, Book 60
- Narrated by: Joe Van Riper
- Series: Studies in World Art, Book 60
- Length: 9 mins
- Release date: 01-15-18
- Language: English
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What It Is to Curate
- Cv/Visual Arts Research, Book 174
- By: Edward Lucie-Smith
- Narrated by: Joe Van Riper
- Length: 23 mins
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Anyone who Googles the phrase curatorial theory will immediately come upon quite a long list of suggested websites. Sometimes it is a little difficult to be sure if the texts offered are intended to be taken entirely seriously. However, if I hack my way through the dense thickets of language, I find myself in agreement with what they seem to be trying to say, which is that curating an exhibition - or for that matter, a website - is not an end in itself.
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What It Is to Curate
- Cv/Visual Arts Research, Book 174
- Narrated by: Joe Van Riper
- Length: 23 mins
- Release date: 01-09-18
- Language: English
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Gauguin at Tate Modern
- Studies in World Art, Book 31
- By: Edward Lucie-Smith
- Narrated by: Joe Van Riper
- Length: 8 mins
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The new Gauguin exhibition at Tate Modern in certainly the art event of the year in London. It’s a blockbuster exhibition of a kind that, thanks to the continuing worldwide financial crisis, may soon become extinct. It is also an exhibition that raises important questions about how we currently see and think about art.
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Gauguin at Tate Modern
- Studies in World Art, Book 31
- Narrated by: Joe Van Riper
- Series: Studies in World Art, Book 31
- Length: 8 mins
- Release date: 01-09-18
- Language: English
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Modern British Sculpture
- Cv/Visual Arts Research, Book 171
- By: Edward Lucie-Smith
- Narrated by: Joe Van Riper
- Length: 8 mins
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Very seldom in London can a major show of modern and contemporary art at a highly respected national institution have received such universally negative reviews. As I write this, not all the verdicts on the Royal Academy’s exhibition of Modern British Sculpture have been delivered. However, it is already clear that the majority will be hostile. Paradoxically, it is this, more than any other factor, which makes it seem like an important event - a turning point if you like.
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Modern British Sculpture
- Cv/Visual Arts Research, Book 171
- Narrated by: Joe Van Riper
- Length: 8 mins
- Release date: 01-08-18
- Language: English
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Meditation
- Studies in World Art, Book 2
- By: Edward Luie-Smith
- Narrated by: Joe Van Riper
- Length: 11 mins
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This is not an exhibition about ‘Realist’ art, as will be immediately apparent from some of the works included. Instead, it is an exhibition that invites the spectator to consider what his, or her, vision of reality truly is. The philosophical debate about the nature of realism in art began in earnest quite late in the history of Western painting and sculpture. The trigger was the invention of photography. When Louis Daguerre announced his new process in 1839 there were many people who thought that it might, in due course, make the visual artist superfluous.
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Meditation
- Studies in World Art, Book 2
- Narrated by: Joe Van Riper
- Series: Studies in World Art, Book 2
- Length: 11 mins
- Release date: 12-29-17
- Language: English
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