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An exploration of the Amarillo Museum of Art permanent collection reveals several inspired examples of art from art. There is no history of art without borrowing, which is a practice as old as art itself. Much can be learned from the art and artists that have borrowed from one another for centuries, whether through inspiration, appropriation, or reproduction. For instance, most of what we know of the ancient Greeks is through Roman copies of classical Greek sculpture. Simi

Ascaso Gallery is pleased to announce three concurrent solo exhibitions on separate stories of its Caracas gallery, featuring the work of three artists who employ allusions to pop culture to delve into our psychological landscapes: Arturo Correa, Javier Martin, and Noritoshi Mitsuuchi. Liminal Labyrinths unveils new work by Arturo Correa, a Venezuelan-American painter who interweaves abstract and cross-cultural imagery to invoke psychological transformations. Born in Valencia

For now, the advertisement for Arturo Correa's next exhibition is just a phrase: "Wynwood be careful... Censorship coming your way..." Learn why this fascinating painter is rocking the Miami art scene. Arturo Correa was born on June 18, 1967, in Venezuela, where he graduated from high school. He moved to the United States in 1989 and began his career as a visual artist. In 1996, Correa graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of Central Florida, in Or