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Toronto Biennial of Art 2024: Fragility, Resilience, Transformation
The Toronto Biennial of Art, titled Precarious Joys, features 55 artists at 12 locations throughout the city. The exhibition highlights the fragility of contemporary life while celebrating art as an
Art Basel & UBS Survey: Art Collecting in 2024
The Art Basel and UBS Survey of Global Collecting highlights a rising interest in emerging and women artists in the art market. Most high-net-worth collectors are purchasing from new dealers,
Michael Craig-Martin at the Royal Academy of Arts: Beyond the Graphic and the Mundane
Michael Craig-Martin, a major figure in British art, blends pop, minimalism, and conceptual influences with humor. His retrospective at the Royal Academy of Arts features early experimental pieces, vibrant large-scale
Tracey Emin on the Lasting Impact of Women Artists
Tracey Emin stated on The Louis Theroux Podcast that male artists peak in their 40s, while women can create impactful work throughout their lives. She described Damien Hirst as a
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Here/After The Art: What Goes Beyond? An Interview with the Project Founders by Nina Knaack
The often said “we’re early” seems to be true within the digital art world stored on blockchains, but the project Here/After The Art (HATA) seems to take this even further. It focuses on the current state of affairs in the
Eleven Exceptional Contemporary Portrait Artists Whose Works Explore Identity and Self-Expression
The eleven artists featured in this article, including Lucian Freud, Kehinde Wiley, and David Hockney, are renowned for pioneering contemporary portraiture. Whether through drawing or photography, their portraits transcend cultural boundaries and offer a glimpse into the universal human experience.
Jesús Briceño Reyes Discusses His Practice and the “Istanbulites” Exhibition
In his solo exhibition presented by Zarastro Art at Istanbul Airport, Venezuelan artist Jesús Briceño Reyes invites the viewer to rethink the various identities, relationships, and interactions of Istanbulites, characterizing the daily human scenes encountered in the city. We sat
Yinka Shonibare: Navigating Identity Through Cultural Interchange
Yinka Shonibare explores colonialism, authenticity, identity, and power relations through his paintings, photographs, videos, and installations. Raised speaking Yoruba and immersed in British and American media, Shonibare’s work reflects a blend of influences and a questioning of cultural purity. Born
