Naum Knop’s legacy in 20th-century sculpture is hard to overestimate. This Argentinian sculptor, who was taught the art of carpentry by his father, introduced revolutionary art forms and ideas throughout his long creative career. At present, the Naum Knop Foundation, created by Knop’s son, is the proud holder of 1,000+ artworks by the master, and Fine Art Shippers’ art storage facility in Upper Manhattan has been entrusted to preserve nine of the wooden ones.
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The story of AI Hokusai started in 2024, when its creators – Evgeny Merman, Vladimir Opredelenov, and Anna Shvets – invited artists from all corners of the globe to take part in neural network training. The project was envisioned as a digital fusion of the traditional legacy of Katsushika Hokusai (1760–1849), created with the help of intercultural interpretation and reevaluation. The outcome of this groundbreaking art endeavor is a virtual exhibition space that erases time and space constraints, inviting visitors to an immersive journey.
A classical idea of art creation and consumption revolves around its static nature. An artist draws a painting or carves a sculpture, leaving it unchanged for their contemporaries and future generations. The final form is the artist’s ultimate creative vision is what viewers embrace when admiring classical art in galleries. However, recent technological advancements have changed many things in art presentation and consumption by adding new, unprecedented layers of experience.
Hans Ruedi Giger (H.R. Giger), a world-famous creator of the iconic xenomorph in Ridley Scott’s Alien, went down into contemporary art history as a master of biomechanical art. Yet, few people know that for Giger, art served as a form of therapy for his inner turmoil and psychological problems. The artist’s skilled fusion of human flesh and horrifying mechanical elements has built a tradition on its own, with recognizable and provocative imagery associated with his name.
Despite being home to many exclusive art pieces and a holder of multi-billion-euro art collections, the Louvre was robbed again. The audacious, bold Louvre Museum robbery occurred on October 19, 2025, in the open daylight, requiring only four to seven minutes. Masked thieves entered the exhibition room with France’s royal jewels using a mechanical ladder, while two more thieves entered the museum to neutralize the guards. Once the heist was committed, the gang escaped using mopeds.
The Getty, or the J. Paul Getty Museum, in Los Angeles is an important attraction point for art appreciators. When visitors are asked about the most memorable impressions of visiting this place, many recollect luminous marble pavilions and the famous Irises series by Vincent van Gogh. Yet, this museum has many marvels to be uncovered, and this guide will help you embrace its art legacy in full.
The National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC, is widely known as an art entity with a huge collection of masterpieces. However, when visitors come to embrace the art legacy collected under its roof, they also come across the architectural dialogue that the entity embodies. The museum is made up of two separate buildings, each representing a distinct architectural style and offering a unique aesthetic experience. Let’s take a closer look at the National Gallery’s architectural uniqueness.
Culturally Arts Collective continues to find rare talents across the globe, opening them up to global audiences with the help of digital replicas of physical exhibitions. This time, it’s the turn of Rohen Jones to step into a new phase of international visibility thanks to the gallery replication of his recent exhibition at Taylor Books in Charleston, WV, titled “For the Sake of Drawing.”