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From the shimmering landscapes of electropop to deeply personal reflections on identity, poetry, and the state of the world, Ed Harrington traces the creative journey behind Cosmic Gloss and Seismic Nought. In this first-person account, he explores the ideas, experiences, and emotions that have shaped his music and writing, offering an intimate look at the stories behind his latest releases and the artistic vision that continues to drive his work.
The boundaries between art, technology, and human perception have never been more fluid. In recent years, artists have been working at the intersection of digital media, interactivity, and immersive storytelling. Figures like Refik Anadol and teamLab collective have redefined what visual experience can be. Their work suggests that art is no longer static; it is responsive, data-driven, and often deeply emotional. Within this expanding landscape, a new generation of creators is pushing these ideas further, blending technical experimentation with personal intuition. Among them, Peiyu Lin stands out for her ability to move fluidly between disciplines while maintaining a strong, intentional artistic voice.
In Youwei Luo’s world, photographs don’t simply capture moments—they dissolve them, stretch them, and return them as dreamlike echoes of memory and light. His work hovers at the threshold between presence and absence, weaving technology, texture, and poetry into experiences that feel at once intimate and infinite. Each piece resists easy definition, asking us not just to look, but to linger.
When Swedish artist Maj-Britt Niklasson steps into Tokyo’s Metropolitan Art Museum this May, she won’t just be bringing a painting—she’ll be bringing a lifetime of stories told through brushstrokes, strings, and song. Honored with the International Peace Award for her hauntingly tranquil piece Without footprints, Niklasson is set to make an unforgettable impression on Japan’s art scene. But her journey is far more than a single exhibition. From soulful melodies to symbol-rich canvases, her multidisciplinary work gently beckons us to pause, breathe, and consider what it means to be fully present. Here’s why her voice—visual, musical, and literary—resonates now more than ever.
In December 2023, fetchish_net reimagined the heart of London’s Pushkin House into a site of fantastical disruption, queer celebration, and dreamlike transformation. Titled “Winter Special: Ordinary Miracle”, the art performance fused the sensibilities of underground rave culture with the ornate spirit of masquerade—resulting in an unforgettable experience that blurred the boundaries between performance, visual art, and participatory costume.
Colorful kites soaring against the backdrop of the Adriatic, world-class performers, and a celebration of history, culture, and freedom—ARTEVENTO CERVIA 2025 is more than just a festival; it’s a breathtaking spectacle. This special 45th edition brings together artists and kite masters from 50 countries, stunning aerial displays, and a powerful message of unity and peace. From mesmerizing night flights to a groundbreaking exhibition by Indonesian master Kadek Armika, this year’s event is set to be unforgettable. Discover what makes this festival a must-see experience.
Platform 101, an independent, non-profit institution dedicated to nurturing and showcasing emerging digital artists in Iran, made a profound impact on the country’s digital art scene with its exhibition, Vol. 04: “Geometry of Creation: Analysis of Anti-Rhythmic Structures,” held at E1 Art Gallery. This groundbreaking event became the largest video art exhibition in Iran’s history, featuring works from 44 artists—23 from Iran and 21 from abroad—representing 12 countries. Curated by Mohammad Ali Famori, founder of Platform 101, and renowned art researcher Ramin Saeidian, the exhibition ran until October 11, 2024.
Art Vancouver, Western Canada’s premier contemporary art fair, is returning for its 9th edition from April 24 – 27, 2025, at the iconic Canada Place sails (Vancouver Convention Centre East – Hall B). After a successful 8th edition, the 2025 event promises to bring together art lovers, collectors, curators, and creators from around the world to celebrate contemporary art.
At Milan Design Week, Joanna Li brought a fresh perspective to the intersection of art and memory with her captivating short video “Reminiscence.” Hosted at the Andrea Ingenito Contemporary Art Gallery, Li’s work stood out as a poignant exploration of the human experience through the lens of memory, drawing significant attention and sparking profound discussions among attendees.
In an exclusive interview, we delve into the life and career of Professor Megan Heber, whose early immersion in music laid the foundation for a captivating journey in arts management. Her trajectory has been marked by diverse roles, from her tenure as a military clarinetist to her dedicated teaching in the arts. Megan’s narrative underscores the profound influence of each endeavor, informing her distinctive methodology in leveraging arts education to foster community development and catalyze social progress.
From Donald Duck and Scrooge McDuck to million-dollar decoys and billion-dollar brands, ducks occupy an extraordinary place in…
Jodi, a rare Nanotyrannus skeleton, sold for US$47.3 million at Sotheby’s after a 12-minute bidding battle. The result…
A Rolex Daytona awarded to Vic Elford after his 1968 racing victory is heading to Phillips from Jerry Seinfeld’s collection. Estimated at US$100,000–200,000, the watch…
A Scubacraft prototype associated with the James Bond film Spectre sold for £51,200 at Bonhams. Built to operate…
Michael Gavrieli presents five encaustic paintings made with beeswax, fire and 24-karat gold, offered together as The 24K…
A Rolex Daytona awarded to Vic Elford after his 1968 racing victory is heading to Phillips from Jerry Seinfeld’s…
From Donald Duck and Scrooge McDuck to million-dollar decoys and billion-dollar brands, ducks occupy an extraordinary place in art…
Jodi, a rare Nanotyrannus skeleton, sold for US$47.3 million at Sotheby’s after a 12-minute bidding battle. The result makes…
An imperial Qianlong gold ewer sold for approximately US$7.11 million at Christie’s Hong Kong. Decorated with pearls and colored…
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A 1965 MV Agusta Grand Prix motorcycle formerly owned by John Surtees sold for £967,000, approximately US$1.3 million, at…
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A circa-1941 Enigma I cipher machine sold for £203,600 at Bonhams, offering a tangible connection to the history of…
A Scubacraft prototype associated with the James Bond film Spectre sold for £51,200 at Bonhams. Built to operate on…
Diamonds Are Forever and Thunderball reveal two distinct approaches to the classic James Bond poster. From Robert E. McGinnis’s…
Japanese swords from Peter Yorke’s collection are heading to Bonhams, led by a Masamune-lineage wakizashi estimated at £15,000–£25,000. The…
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Uzo Egonu’s Will Knowledge Safeguard Freedom I set an artist auction record at £198,900 at Bonhams London. Explore the…
Ben Enwonwu’s gilt-bronze Anyanwu achieved £602,100 including premium at Bonhams London, setting an auction record for a sculpture by…
Forget clearing out the garage without a second look—that old set of wooden-headed golf clubs gathering dust in your…
Clear prices, documentation and ownership costs help artists and collectors make better art buying decisions.
How nature, still life and domestic subjects connect with buyers, with practical guidance for artists and collectors.
Explore renewed demand for established art and the importance of condition, provenance, edition details and comparable sales.
How studio visits and direct artist relationships can support informed purchases, clear agreements and lasting collector connections.
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A quick guide to the art market recovery, studio earnings and collecting costs, with practical opportunities for artists and…
Michael Gavrieli presents five encaustic paintings made with beeswax, fire and 24-karat gold, offered together as The 24K Metal…
After nearly three decades in the jewellery industry, internationally trained gemmologist Peggy Elias Nakhle brings her expertise in precious…
This autumn, (AV17) Gallery, Vilnius, brings the work of internationally acclaimed Lithuanian artist Žilvinas Kempinas to Artissima 2026, one…
JM Gems brings world-class custom jewellery design to downtown Halifax, Nova Scotia, at affordable rates. Founder Peggy Elias combines…
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Jewellery owners in Halifax and across Atlantic Canada can now access professional jewellery and gemstone appraisal services without having…
Digital drawing and creative technology are increasingly finding a place in early childhood education, giving young children new ways…
Acquiring historical textiles requires a methodical approach, as the market for woven art moves from decorative appeal to rigorous…
Distinguished artist Vian Borchert is presenting LUMINOUS, a solo exhibition centered on light as a metaphor for hope, renewal,…
American artist Mateo Blanco has donated his original painting Rockefeller Flag to The Casements, ensuring the work will remain…
As the United States marks its 250th anniversary, internationally acclaimed abstract expressionist Vian Borchert is making waves on both…
Today, as an internationally represented artist with Toolip Gallery in Vienna, Austria, Martinelli stands at the forefront of a…
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As America approaches its historic 250th anniversary, artist Mateo Blanco offers a striking new perspective on one of the…
Art from War to War: Chasing Butterflies on the Verge of a Cliff, which opened on May 29, 2026…
Most collections tell you who matters. The Epochal Collection asks a different question: what remains of us when the…
The boundaries between art, technology, and human perception have never been more fluid. In recent years, artists have been…
What happens when a painting refuses to stay within its frame? This summer, The Merchant House transforms its historic…
As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, world-renowned artist Mateo Blanco presents Silver Falls Flag (2026), a textile…
At first glance, the castle looks the same—unchanging, simple, gray. But the longer you linger, the more unsettling it…
There is something quietly unresolved at the center of Elizabeth’s work—an assurance that draws you in, paired with a…
You can keep pouring time, money, and hope into a six-foot table… or you can step into a space…
A provocative curatorial project unfolding in Athens is challenging one of the contemporary art world’s most celebrated career rituals:…
In Pepper Indulging — Alluvial Voice, Neo Jiapu Gao turns a vast geopolitical story into something intimate and quietly…
This Valentine’s Day, FOLLOW.ART invites art lovers, collectors, and cultural supporters to celebrate love in its most lasting form:…
Ryabchik's work presumes that viewers will recognize emotions signaled through gesture—emotions they know, have felt or expect to feel.…
As 2025 draws to a close, Darla Farner brings a remarkable 27-year creative journey to a thoughtful and intentional…
