Ukrainian artists took upon themselves the honorable task of spreading the word about the sacrifice and bravery of Ukrainians, both those who stayed at home and those who sought refuge. The “Net Making” exhibition at the Ukrainian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale 2024 explores the diverse stories of people who experienced devastating loss yet still persevere.
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The new exhibition at Culturally Arts Collective, “Metamorphosis,” is a must-visit digital art show by the graphic artist and designer Woman the Creator, which will transport you to a different reality and make you see the interconnectedness of the world. The exhibition is on view at Culturally Arts Collective’s Milostka Center for Exhibitions through July 31, 2024.
“The Magical Garden” exhibition at the New York-based gallery Lichtundfire explores the idea of a garden as a manifestation of a harmonious relationship between nature and humanity. As part of the show, the established contemporary abstract artist Vian Borchert presents four new pieces dedicated to the magnifying beauty of blooming cherry trees. The show is on view at Lichtundfire through April 27, 2024.
Artexpo New York is an annual international art fair organized by Redwood Art Group. Founded in 1978, it has been at the forefront of innovation in the art industry for over five decades. The 2024 edition of the show boasted works by over 1,000 artists, exhibited by more than 200 galleries and art dealers. In this blog post, 300Magazine would like to share the highlights of one of the biggest art fairs in the United States.
Oupa Sibeko, an interdisciplinary artist from South Africa, returns to the Cape Town-based gallery Nel with a new solo exhibition. While the artist is primarily known for his evocative, emotional, and interactive performance art, he is not a stranger to cross-genre experimentation. Sibeko’s latest body of work consists of mixed-media paintings, drawings, and collages that tell a story of vulnerability and interconnectedness.
Platform 101, an independent digital art institution from Iran, is not only popularizing video art but also pushing the perceived limitations of the genre on an unprecedented scale. Together with Glitch.art.br, a glitch art platform from Brazil, they are actively creating a global community of artists who are revolutionizing the current artistic landscape through digital mediums.
On April 2, it was revealed that the French authorities uncovered over 100 artworks attributed to Soviet avant-garde artists. According to the latest news reports, they were found at an art laboratory in Paris. However, the way they got there is problematic: paintings by renowned 20th-century Ukrainian and Russian painters were allegedly stolen from the private art storage of a collector named Uthman Khatib.
Have you ever wondered about what goes on in your pet’s head? What do they think about apart from eating, playing, and sleeping? The cognitive abilities of animals have long been a point of scientific interest. But what about animal creativity? There were, and still are, many animals that became famous for allegedly creating works of art. Here are three examples of animals that paint better than humans.