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Photographer Aniruddha Das won our Tondo Magic competition with this dramatic photograph titled “City of Joy”. Read more about it here: http://tondo.is/post/and-the-winner-is

Does social critique in art ever propel any change? Read one member’s opinion on tondo: http://tondo.is/post/banksy-

Dropping out of business school was the best decision Miro ever made. http://bit.ly/1J2rMyO

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Gorgeous work from tondoer Floyd & Phoenix. See more here: http://bit.ly/1IFkcdi

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Our exploration of art therapy as a profession continues...Check out our latest interview with Nicole Pilkus! http://bit.ly/1fmwGj4

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What draws you to different forms of expression? http://bit.ly/1HztLwW

"I don't think I would want to be here if I couldn't express myself and there have been times in my life where circumstance has almost pushed me over the edge with this." Jon Adams discusses the huge impact of art on his life. http://bit.ly/1e0NfQu

Aurélien Bigot and Richard Forestier are shifting the definitions of fine art and photography thanks to their series of photographs that recreate the brush stroke movement used in many impressionist paintings. Gorgeous.

Madame X and Sargent. Doesn't get much better than this. Happy Friday everyone! http://bit.ly/1Rpe9Uv

How did Basquiat get his start? Check out our latest post in our Beginner's Luck series. http://bit.ly/1HfpPPz

A beach in the middle of a museum? DC's got you covered this summer. http://bit.ly/1JPXbuq

How it all started….the relatively new history of art therapy. http://bit.ly/1J2CG8h

Silent, a flower head falls, reaching red petals brightened on the grey stone where my heart dances with shadows of lavender and dragonfly blue wisteria…

Carla Joy asks “Where do you find beauty?” http://bit.ly/1H3IT3p