An art exhibition of Holocaust survivors, titled “Survive, in Order to Create,” opens at the Moshe Castel Museum of Art in Ma’ale Adumim, Israel, on April 23, 2025. The event brings together 18 Israeli artists whose ancestry and links with Israel remained exceptionally tight throughout their lifetime, even though some of them were scattered around the world by the misfortunes of WWII and ended their lives in other countries.
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An in-depth understanding of current art trends is vital for all participants in the industry, from artists to art collectors to dealers. By capturing these trends on time, artists can deliver artworks of true value and relevance for their audiences, while art investors can predict the price dynamics in specific areas and plan their investing activities much better. That’s why it makes sense to engage in some sort of market analytics now and then to see what’s happening in the industry and how you fit in.
Alma Thomas went down in the history of modern American art as one of the first Black women to gain national fame and recognition. She challenged the social conventions related to age and race by entering the painting industry in her 70s. Thomas’s works are still highly valued for the unique fusion of color and emotion. Here is a beginner’s guide to her art techniques and contributions.
Making a career out of music looks quite different in 2025. The future of art and creativity is more diverse than ever, with new emerging mediums in the digital sector allowing the traditional and modern worlds of art to collide in new and exciting ways. Music has always benefited from new ideas, new tools, and new talent, but finding your footing within such an adaptive world can be difficult.
Large-scale, monumental sculptures always produce a profound emotional impact on the viewers, and Louise Bourgeois’s spiders are no exception. Though Bourgeois went down into art history as a creative with a broad range of art mediums in her portfolio, spiders still occupy a unique place in her art as a deeply psychological and emotionally resonant theme. Here is a guide to the artist’s signature spider sculptures, with a closer look at their meanings, legacy, and impact on global art.
Vian Borchert is back with some exciting news this April; the artist invites everyone to the new group exhibition “Beyond Horizon,” held at Lichtundfire in Manhattan. The show, curated by Priska Juschka, runs through April 26, 2025, welcoming visitors to explore contemporary artists’ versatile interpretations of the horizon’s esthetics.
A pioneering institution promoting video glitch art in Iran and beyond, Platform 101 is finalizing one of the longest-running international video art exhibitions in the Middle East. Titled “Vol.05: Hidden Geometry & Glitch Art,” it’s the fifth edition of the international event organized by Platform 101, which allows the visitors to explore innovative glitch esthetics presented by talented artists from around the world.