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Eirik Helgesen, a 23-year-old student at Bergen National Academy of Arts was this year's winner of the Forsnäs Prize 2006, which is given for the best furniture made using the compressure moulding technique.
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...in fashion design at the Iceland Academy of the Arts. The iaa, founded in 1999, may well al...
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... decided as a teenager to focus on the visual arts, and went on to study at the Academy of Fine Arts ...
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... figure" according to the British Royal Academy of Arts. Lending to his uniqueness is his strict a...
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....08.2006: Le Corbusier--the Synthesis of the arts Locality: Musee Rath Phone: 022 418 33 40 Info: ww.... The Idyllwild Arts Academy--an independent, boarding high school dedicated to...
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[Thomas Ostermeier] is one of Germany's most talented directors - and in a country where the director, rather than the actor, is the star, that says a lot. A pedantic young man, his Hedda Gabler was a visually minimalist one in a contemporary setting complete with cell phones and laptops. The mise en scène consisted of a rotating Plexiglas bungalow, adorned with a giant pea green sofa, and accompanied by a perpetual rain. The German cast drummed out the story calmly and pitch perfect. It was bone chilling to watch the quick demise of [Hedda Gabier], who, bored to tears, begins running amok as she feels her life ambitions slip through her fingers. The text had been tampered with quite a bit by translator Hirsch Schmidt-Henkel, and all curlicues had effectually been straightened out. This...
...Brooklyn Academy of Arts (BAM) celebrated the Ibsen Year with four ...
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[Anders Zorn] was very clever with light," [Vebjorn Sand] explained. "It's not just about painting and colors, but also how you handle the models. Zorn has been a role model for me. As an artist he is a phenomenon. He worked during a period when art history was written in terms of evolution," Sand said. "He was active during the height of impressionism, but unapologetically referred back at Diego Velazquez. Zorn, John Singer Sargent and Joaquin Sorolla were among the few who did so, and from a technical point of view, those three were the best in the world. It's only been during the last few years that we are discovering again how great they were, their enormous quality.
Sand is not the only artist from Norway to be inspired by the Renaissance and Baroque approaches to painting. "It's...
... a classical art education at the National Academy of Art in Oslo, the Academy of Art in Prague and t...