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OZ Artzine
An Australian free monthly arts e-mailed magazine of visual arts. Contributions are invited.
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Artis Spectrum
New York-based publication in collaboration with Agora Gallery. Provides listings and reviews of current exhibitions.
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bhag
A e-zine of visual and conceptual exchange, this site covers philosophy, visual art, literary, and shared life experiences.
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A Minute With: Street artist Mark Jenkins (Reuters)
Reuters - American street artist Mark Jenkins's human sculptures staged in provocative poses in the middle of cities have proved so uncannily life-like they have sparked calls from passersby to the ambulance service or the police.

Christie's 2011 art sales hit record (Reuters)
Reuters - Christie's shrugged off the euro zone crisis and slowing economic growth in 2011 to post record revenues, selling art worth 3.6 billion pounds, or nine percent more than in 2010.

Legend, Kennedy Center program honor Marvin Gaye (AP)

FILE - In this Feb. 24, 2011 file photo, singer John Legend performs during the White House Music Series saluting Motown in the East Room of the White House in Washington. Legend is joining the Kennedy Center in Washington to start a program in honor of the late Marvin Gaye encouraging young artists to engage in social issues. The project announced Tuesday echoes Gaye's lyrics and asks young people to consider 'What's Going On ... Now?' They can upload videos, photos, poems, music or any recordings of creative expression to the project's website to answer that question. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)AP - Grammy award-winning singer John Legend surprised a high school choir Tuesday at the Kennedy Center to help start a program encouraging young artists to confront social issues with their art, in honor of the late Marvin Gaye.



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