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August 2016 - Vivians Verden
In Arts & Culture,

Play More: The First Dog-Approved Art Exhibition

A visit to the museums with family and friends often brings more than an artsy experience — it triggers inspiring conversations and deep emotional connections between us and our counterparts. Artist and inventor Dominic Wilcox expands this kind of experience from men to men's best friend -- dogs. He designed the Play More London exhibition solely for his unusual clients, including several interactive custom-made...

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Slimy, Luscious, and Beautiful: Maisie Cousin's Feminine Garden

Read Original Chinese Version here Women have long been muses for artists. From The Birth of Venus, Mona Lisa to Girl with a Pearl Earring, women’s elegance and grandeur are praised from generation to generation. But what London photographer Maisie Cousins praises through her lens are grass-covered slimy bodies and make-up gleaming faces. Models lie naked between bright flowers. Slugs crawl slowly across...

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I-Ping Peng's HEROOM: Enlivening Women and Their Bedrooms

Personal space, as French philosopher Bachelard described it in his book The Poetic of Space, isn’t only a geometric term of height, width and length, but also where we treasure our memories, intimacies and our souls. It is our first universe. But I-Ping Peng throws a question at us in her solo exhibition Women’s Rooms : “ Do you know less than 2%...

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