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Mixed Media and the Modern Artist: Expanding the Boundaries of Creative Expression

eye of woman seen through hole in painting palette
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Want to break free from the limits of a single medium?

Mixed media is transforming artistic creation and sales. Artists now layer paint, paper, fabric, photos, digital elements, and found objects to create pieces that simply could not be made using just one medium. The timing couldn’t be better.

Here’s why:

With the art market on the rise, collectors are craving textured, layered and personal work more than ever. Mixed media is at the epicenter of that movement – and it’s becoming the new standard for serious artists.

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Jeff Koons Must Die!: The Video Game

May 10th, 2011 is big day for Sotheby’s New York Auction House, as they are auctioning off a dozen or so expensive works of fine art later this evening. Two of the higher price tag items up for sale are Andy Warhol’s Sixteen Jackies and a Jeff Koons porcelain sculpture entitled Pink Panther (see image above). As I was trolling around online looking for a picture of the Pink Panther sculpture I came across some Old News (i.e. over 30 days) about a video game created by Multi-media artist Hunter Jonakin called Jeff Koons Must Die! Continue reading Jeff Koons Must Die!: The Video Game →