Gerhard Richter is an example of an artist that has drastically changed his style and subject matter throughout his successful career.
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- Fatty Cakes - Ridiculous Cookies!
- Andrew Thorton
- Portraits of my friends and family
- More Melvin Sokolsky
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- practice makes perfect
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- The glory of Melvin Sokolsky
- Moleskin Notebooks
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- Peter Callesen: Paper Art
- Lorna Simpson
- Gerhard Richter
- Katy Horan: Lady Monsters
- Work outfits I like
- Do It Yourself: Snowglobes!
- Lisa Yuskavage: Paintings
- Marina Abromovic - The Artist is Present
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- Kate Macdowell: Sculpture
- Ryan McGinley Photography
- The Ryan McGinley Process
- Irving Penn: Portrait
- Irving Penn: Food Photography
- Andy Warhol Polaroids: Still Life
- Subway stuff
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- Joan Mitchell
- Nicholas Kirkwood Alice In Wonderland for Printemps
- Nicholas Kirkwood for Rodarte
- Jimmy Choo - Zap Sandal
- Sigur Rós side project: Jónsi- Go
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- Ophelia Chong: Slips of paper
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- Kim Gordon - new book: Performing / Guzzling
- ABC...
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- Ingmar Bergman
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