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Bill Traylor - Untitled (Spread-Legged Drinker) | American Folk Art Museum

Jan Stanisławski

House of Grey London

roman verostko | Roman Verostko - Visions

gerhard richter

In the art world, Grayson Perry believes, despite the blockbuster exhibitions at national galleries, “popular” is a term of abuse, linked to populism and unthinking prejudice. But in his exhibition "The Most Popular Art Exhibition Ever!” he shows that craft is also “art,” and that it belongs to us all. It's here, even more than in his overt political statements, that Perry is truly democratic and profoundly “popular.”

With skyrocketing ‘dos, cheeky grins, and gorgeous pop graphics, this KAI Collective editorial shot by Ninja Hanna is all things swingin’ sixties Photography: Ninja Hanna Hair: KAI Collective Makeup: Johanna Nordlander Models: Cinzia Chang, Fanny Chougui, Filippa Järnebratt

Helen Frankenthaler. 1969. Lithograph from two stones. 48.3 x 38.1 cm. Printed in red, blue, and yellow on a sheet of French handmade brown-grey paper. Published in 1969 by Universal Limited Art Editions. Printed by Bill Goldston and Zigmunds Priede.