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  • Breakout Efforts at the Corning Museum of Glass

    Those who don’t consider glass a major art medium will think again after visiting a fascinating exhibition that opens in May at the Corning...

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    For several decades British artist Michael Craig-Martin has been exploring the way we perceive the quotidian objects that fill our lives, in search of...

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    The urge to collect often grows out of our childhood desire to categorize and play, making sense of experience by accumulating and sorting random...

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