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give me a fun name for a student art journal. <|startoftext|>Diana Krall, How to Make It in New York, 2014, acrylic on canvas, 68 x 88". From the series How to Make It in New York, 2014–15. How to Make It in New York, 2014–15, was the title of the recent exhibition Diana Krall: The Art of the Year, curated by Matthew Walker and curator Anne Marie-Claus. The exhibition was organized by the artist herself, and featured a number of works from the series, most of which were on view here. The show included a large selection of Kralls large-scale paintings, as well as several smaller pieces, all from the same year. The paintings are vast, sprawling constructions that often feature irregularly shaped, irregularly painted, or otherwise slightly out-of-focus areas that recall the planes and surfaces of a crumpled sheet of paper or a mosaic. The paintings are also often based on graphic design, which Krall has said she has followed since childhood. In the past, the artist has depicted her works on the basis of the graphic design she has used in her work, and in this case, the practice is not to be taken for granted. Her work is not a simple sum of parts, nor is it simply a matter of the artist simply picking a theme and copying the result. Instead, the artist has developed an art that is both accessible and multifaceted.The works on view were inspired by the art world, and the artists way of life. In the series How to Make It in New York, 2014–15, she has applied acrylic paint on canvas to her canvases in a manner that recalls the work of the likes of Thomas Cole and Thomas Demands.

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give me a fun name for a student art journal. <|startoftext|>The title of this show, titled The Art of Richard Serra, is a quote from a book by the same name by the curator, Bruce Conner, and it is a pretty accurate description of what the show is about. For those who know the book, it is a rather dark read. It is a very dark book, and the art in it is dark. The art is dark, the art is dark. The art is a dark world of the mind, a dark place of thought, a dark place of emotions, a dark place of thought, a dark place of emotions. The art is a dark place of thought, a dark place of emotions, a dark place of emotions. The art is a dark place of emotions, a dark place of thought, a dark place of emotions. The art is a dark place of thought, a dark place of emotions, a dark place of emotions. The art is a dark place of thoughts, a dark place of emotions, a dark place of emotions. The art is a dark place of thoughts, a dark place of emotions, a dark place of emotions. The art is a dark place of thoughts, a dark place of emotions, a dark place of emotions. The art is a dark place of emotions, a dark place of thoughts, a dark place of emotions. The art is a dark place of thoughts, a dark place of emotions, a dark place of emotions. The art is a dark place of thoughts, a dark place of emotions, a dark place of emotions. The art is a dark place of thoughts, a dark place of emotions, a dark place of emotions. The art is a dark place of thoughts, a dark place of emotions, a dark place of emotions. The art is a dark place of thoughts, a dark place of emotions, a dark place of emotions. The art is a dark place of thoughts, a dark place of emotions, a dark place of emotions.

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give me a fun name for a student art journal. <|startoftext|>The titles of the new works by Philip Guston and Warren Gordon, both of whom were on view, take on a new meaning when applied to their subject matter. In the past Guston has described his work as being a kind of log of the things that have happened in life. His work, he says, is not a diary, but a diary of the things that are happening. These works, which are all but invisible, are made up of small fragments of found objects that he then assembles into larger, more complex objects. Gustons recent work is composed of two pieces. The first, of a pair of leather-soled shoes with a hole in the toe, consists of a small, mostly unworn pair of shoes. The other, a pair of pants with a hole in the crotch, is a kind of scrap of clothing that Guston had found in a thrift store. The former is made of leather and the latter of metal. The holes in the leather are filled with bits of old shoes that Guston had used to make the holes in the leather. The leather is then joined together with a leather-soled sock. The result is a kind of animal hide, a sort of animal shelter. The rubber sole of the shoes is also covered with the same kind of animal hide. The sole of the pants is covered with a leather-soled sock. The sock is also covered with a small, mostly unworn shoe, and the sole of the pants is covered with a rubber sole. The rubber sole is then joined to the sole of the pants, and the entire piece is then joined together with a rubber sole. The entire piece is then joined together with a rubber sole. The rubber sole is then joined to the sole of the pants, and the entire piece is then joined together with a rubber sole.

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give me a fun name for a student art journal. <|startoftext|>John Eadams recent exhibition at the Centre Pompidou was a demonstration of his ability to master the delicate, enigmatic, and often obscure aspects of the human figure, while maintaining an admirable grasp of the larger context of the world. The show consisted of eleven paintings, all dating from 1973. Each of the works has a motif, a central image, and a series of discrete, but not always related, images. The imagery is often of a nature that is both natural and artificial: the figure, for example, appears as a cloud of water, a cloud of grass, a cloud of air, or a cloud of sun. Eadams technique is to work in a style that is both naturalistic and mannered. He uses the figure as an enigma that is both figurative and abstract. The figures are usually abstract in that they are defined by their natural properties; they are typically rectangular, but have been painted to look like birds or flowers. The figures are usually painted in a natural, almost naturalistic, color; they are usually of a single color, usually white, but sometimes a light pink or a faint, golden yellow. The figure is usually represented by a head, usually of a human sort, but sometimes it is painted in a color of his choosing. Sometimes the figures are clearly visible, and sometimes they are not. In some cases the figures are not clearly recognizable, and in others they are not recognizable at all. The figures are usually of a single color, sometimes a dark, goth red, and sometimes a cool, matte green. The paintings are usually handpainted in a variety of hues and in a variety of sizes. In the paintings, Eadams technique is very clearly one of a kind. The figures are often composed of a single or a group of identical elements, in a uniform or even a single color.

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give me a fun name for a student art journal. <|startoftext|>In the early 70s, George Herms began to paint like a true believer. He believed in the value of a simple formula—the figure as a self-contained unit that could be contained in a frame, the image as a self-contained unit that could be contained in a frame, and the process of painting as a process that could be contained in a frame. The figures he painted were not simply a series of dots and dashes; they were not simply a series of loosely drawn, loosely painted lines. They were, in fact, endless. They were the result of Herms relentless pursuit of a method of painting that would become known as the patterned painting. The patterns Herms used were based on the use of a single color in a number of different ways. For instance, he used a yellow square in one work to represent a figure, a blue square to represent a field, and so on. He then painted the squares in a different color on top of the yellow, so that the yellow was the only one in the picture. This method of painting was based on the idea of the four corners as a flat plane that could be divided into four equal sections. In this way, Herms showed that he was using a four-color color palette, a four-color color palette, and a four-color palette. The work was called Herms Patterns, and it was based on the idea of the four corners as a flat plane that could be divided into four equal sections. The result of this method was the use of color in a very complex and complex way, not only to represent the four corners, but also to represent the four sides of the frame. The color was used as a material for the painting, a material that was both a surface and a substance.The patterned painting was very much in keeping with the idea of the four corners as a flat plane that could be divided into four equal sections.