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Dorothy unveils 'Inside Information: Boombox' poster, celebrating hip-hop history with a 350-artist map.
The Boombox poster maps West Coast, East Coast, and Southern scenes with iconic artists.
Printed as a three-color lithograph on 120 gsm uncoated art paper.
Poster measures 70 x 50 cm, offering a sizable educational and decorative piece.
Dorothy is a UK-based studio collaborating with artists for educational art twists.

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Peter Callesen creates detailed sculptures from ordinary white paper, blending miniature and life-size works.
His art often uses the space beneath sculptures to tell a story, adding narrative depth.
Depth and texture are achieved by cutting sheets to create cracked or textured ground.
Themes range from mortality to humankind’s impact on the environment.
Callesen has created life-size pieces in addition to his small-scale works.
The artist aims to provoke thought about existence and environmental impact.
Updates can be followed via Peter Callesen’s Instagram and his online shop.
Peter Callesen is a Danish artist known for transforming paper into sculpture.
The works reflect on mortality and humanity’s environmental footprint.
My Modern Met features the artist with permission to feature his work and photos.

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Burns, a Nova Scotia-based artist, paints large oil canvases to express the ocean's dual power and calm.
Burns aims to immerse viewers at the shoreline and foster a lasting connection with the water.
The artist considers her work realism, not hyperrealism, noting water's complexity in painting.
Burns sources inspiration from Nova Scotia's coast, which she calls a wellspring for marine art.
She often relies on firsthand experience through cameras or explorations to depict her subjects.
Burns learned art academically, earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts from NSCAD University.
The piece notes Burns’s aim to provoke intimacy between viewers and the ocean.
Burns describes water as challenging to depict because it is not solid and is influenced by its environment.
The article highlights Burns’s view that the ocean is a dynamic force and a source of wonder.

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