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  Want To Futureproof Your Career? Join The 97% Of Gig Workers Planning To Freelance Long-Term

  Forbes - Brianna Wiest

  Freelancing is the future. As the term has expanded beyond its original meaning to act as a short of umbrella term covering independent contractors, consultants and the otherwise self-employed who don’t run a brick-and-mortar, freelancing is becoming an increasingly more appealing path for many. This …

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  50 Unique Christmas Cookie Decorating Ideas Worth Your Consideration

  Parade Magazine - Krista Marshall

  From simple designs to over-the-top works of art, these newfangled Christmas cookie recipes will impress everyone. To our family, the holiday season …

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  Sculptor Creates “Glitchy” Wooden Figures and Shares His Process on Instagram

  My Modern Met - Sara Barnes

  Taiwanese sculptor Hsu-Tung Han fuses traditional woodworking techniques with a visual motif that is distinctly modern. Each of his wooden portraits is distorted with pixelated “glitches” that obscure some areas of the built figure. Part of a face, for instance, is missing or a man's chest is …

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  How to paint a still life in watercolour

  artistsandillustrators.co.uk - Artists & Illustrators

  By Artists & Illustrators | Fri 26th Jun 2020 Link copied to clipboard Siân Dudley shows how to paint a still life in watercolour in this seven-step …

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  Artist Turns Old Bike Chains Into Spectacular Metal Sculptures Inspired by Nature and Humans

  My Modern Met - Emma Taggart

  When Iowa-based Drew Evans (of Chainbreaker Studio) isn’t running his bicycle repair shop, he’s turning old bike parts into art. The talented metalworker uses discarded bike chains and sprockets to create incredible, nature-inspired scrap metal sculptures. Drew has been welding since 2008, and is …

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  Philip Guston and the Boundaries of Art Culture

  The New Yorker - Peter Schjeldahl

  The debate surrounding the postponement of a show containing depictions of Klansmen is indicative of a larger cultural crisis. Art people have been shocked by the postponement, possibly until 2024, of a major exhibition, “Philip Guston Now,” by the institutions that were scheduled to mount it: the …