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Art in the Know

Gianna Riccardi

Slow-looking, storytelling, and symbols in art. For anyone curious about how art shows up in our lives and why it matters.

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Reclaiming the Nude

We say we’re body-positive. So why does a woman’s nude body still spark controversy when it’s not meant for someone else’s gaze.. (i.e. when a woman just shows up in her own skin)

Even now, with all the body-positive efforts, there's still...

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The Sun, Always

I don’t know when it started exactly, but I’ve always felt a connection to the sun and its warmth. Not just physically, but symbolically, visually, spiritually.

And what it all represents: brightness, clarity, energy, life.

Around my bi...

a year ago
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A Guide to my Categories

When I started using categories on Art in the Know, it was first and foremost a way to help people find what they were looking for. I know that feeling, you land on a page you love, and suddenly you want to dive deeper, but it’s hard to fin...

a year ago

Why Art?

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Why art?

Because it’s always been the language I return to- whether I’m creating it, studying it, or sharing it with others.
Because it shows up everywhere and it’s worth taking the time to notice.
Because the more I ex...

a year ago

Welcome to Art in the Know!

This space is for anyone who’s ever paused in front of an artwork and wondered why it moves them. For those who care just as much about the process as the product. For artists, educators, parents, museum-goers, and the quietly curious.

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a year ago

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    Hi, I’m Gianna- art therapist, educator, and cultural arts professional behind Art in the Know.

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