Do you also try to change your life when the New Year approaches? Quitting smoking, finding a partner, going on a diet, starting a business, or changing a job… The list is endless and this is why I want to present you with an alternative: an artsy New Year’s resolutions list!
1. Read about a painting a day
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2. Visit at least one exhibition
Frans Hals, A Militiaman Holding a Berkemeyer, known as the Merry Drinker, c. 1629. Photo: Rijksmuseum/ Kelly Schenk.
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3. Read one artist’s biography or an art book
Mary Cassatt, In the Loge, c. 1878, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA, USA.
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4. Visit an art gallery you haven’t been to so far
Whether it’s in your town or in another country, try going to a place you don’t know yet. Maybe try to attend the opening of a new exhibition? Here is a list of the top 10 artsy destinations London has to offer!
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Magda, art historian and Italianist, she writes about art because she cannot make it herself. She loves committed and political artists like Ai Weiwei or the Futurists; like Joseph Beuys she believes that art can change us and we can change the world.