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Lego’s new building kit will turn your wall into an ode to ’80s graffiti art. The latest in Lego’s art-inspired sets is a customizable brick-built version of Keith Haring’s dancing figures ...

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Laguna Art Museum invited donors to paint their names on the wall on Saturday, April 26, as part of a fundraising campaign that will help bring improvements to the local art institution.

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If you're looking for wall art to spruce up your space, there are tons of great pieces in Wayfair's Made in Canada section — including this calming coastal beach scene. $195 at Wayfair. Wayfair.

The wall art has racked up rave reviews online, gaining an overall rating of 4.8 stars. Among the praise, one person said: "Good size, makes an impact. Looks great out in the garden.

Shoppers can't get enough of the new wall art, which they say looks "gorgeous in real life" plymouthherald. Bookmark. Share; Comments; What's On. By. Elle May Rice Content Editor Under 35s Lifestyle.

Contemporary artists Anne von Freyburg, Epoh Beech, Gary Myatt, Graphic Rewilding, and Sophie Mess are inspired by nature to make wall art and murals that uplift urban environments and interiors.

The Artificial Foliage Panel Wall Art is £29.99 at Home Bargains and has caught shopper's eye (Image: Home Bargains) Article continues below.

The Jardin Artificial Wall Art is £29.99 (Image: Home Bargains) Numerous Instagram users have been recommending the product to their friends, suggesting potential uses within their homes.

Infants in medieval art all have one thing in common: They don't look like babies. Instead, they resemble miniature versions of middle-aged men, sometimes complete with receding hairlines and ...