Bringing art online to expand its accessibility to global audiences and make it publicly available is one of the foundational values of Culturally Arts Collective. The virtual gallery is happy to share its recent digital replication project of “Vivid,” an exhibition of Graham Gurr’s art. “Vivid” was originally on display at Arthall in Gozo, Malta, being physically accessible only to the residents and visitors of this Mediterranean island. However, upon its replication, the exhibition has become available to anyone across the globe. Read on to find out the details.

Taimeless Art Gallery, one of the front-stage art entities in Southern Italy, is located in Taormina on the east coast of the island of Sicily, a place with a rich history surrounded by many legends. The gallery first opened in March 2024, welcoming over 4,500 visitors at the grand Gala evening at Palazzo Ciampoli to mark the start of its versatile art operations. Its grand reopening is scheduled for March 27, 2025.

While all attention is currently on how newly elected US President Donald Trump will affect the global economy, it’s important to recognize his influence in sectors seemingly far from global politics. There have been growing concerns that Trump’s tariffs might hit the art market hard, making it more expensive and challenging to trade with the US.

Nel, a Cape Town-based contemporary art gallery with an extraordinary approach to increasing the visibility of local talent and showcasing promising artists tackling subversive themes, is happy to announce the upcoming solo exhibition of Ilya Rabinovich’s artwork. The event, titled Revisiting Museutopia, will follow the gallery’s Summer Salon 2024 | 2025, a two-month exhibition that ended on January 31, 2025.

With thousands of tourists visiting the famous Louvre Museum every day, enjoying art is becoming increasingly challenging. Crowded rooms and queues make it particularly hard to appreciate the most famous art pieces, such as The Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci. The room with The Mona Lisa is by far the most attended museum space in the world, but popularity comes with a price, causing the need for the Louvre restoration.

Lori Horowitz, a distinguished mixed-media artist with a unique visual style and creation techniques, has been highly active on the NY and international art stage recently. Her impressive track record has exceeded 80 group art shows and dozens of solo exhibitions, with her thought-provoking artwork touching the deepest strings of art lovers’ hearts. Where can you view new exhibitions of Lori Horowitz’s art this winter? Here are a couple of events you don’t want to miss.

Black History Month is a US-wide celebration held every February to revisit and commemorate the contribution of Black Americans to the history and present of the United States. The footprint of African Americans is immense. It spans across politics, economics, social life, and art. Thus, all art entities, including the Philadelphia Museum of Art (PMA), hold a series of Black History Month events to shed light on the uniqueness of Black identity and experience representation in art.