Art takes different forms today, as creatives experiment with various self-expression modes and mediums. The “Da Race on Wheels” project by Mitchell Schorr and the art logistics company Fine Art Shippers is an illustrative example of an unconventional approach to art and a drive to make it more accessible to people. A result of this collaboration, the art van painted by the artist is up for sale, giving serious art collectors an opportunity to get hold of Mitchell Schorr’s iconic artwork.
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The online exhibition “Reflections of a Greater Realm,” held at the Milotska Center for Exhibitions, brings together 37 hand-picked art objects by 25 artists from around the world to celebrate multi-disciplinary art in the best tradition of the digital replication projects by Culturally Arts Collective.
Over 60 Russian icons created from the 17th to the early 20th century, from the private collection of Oleg Kushnirskiy, are currently on view at the Icon Museum and Study Center in Clinton, MA, as part of the exhibition titled “Icons: Old Believers and Their World.” It is the second exhibition of the collection, following its presentation in the USA at the Museum of Russian Art in Minneapolis, MN.
The 61st Venice Biennale is about to start in less than two months, and countries are actively preparing for this important international art event. This year’s Pavilion of Ecuador will present the exhibition Tawna & Oscar, marking the collaboration between Oscar Santillán and the Tawna collective, an Ecuadorean anti-colonial collective formed by Kichwa, Sápara, and mestizo artists.
Wood is a raw material for many creations, from artwork to buildings to bridges. It has been a trusted construction choice for centuries, but its natural vulnerabilities have often put wooden structures at risk. As a group of researchers at the UNESCO Club of Florence recently found out, Leonardo da Vinci was the first to examine wood and develop a rigorous scientific approach to addressing its vulnerabilities.
The year 2026 is in full swing, with active art programming launching in museums and galleries across the USA. What does the Museum of Modern Art in NYC have in store for its dedicated visitors and city tourists? Let’s take a quick tour of MoMA’s art exhibitions to create a must-visit list for the coming months.
Orthodox icons represent a vital part of the Russian artistic tradition. They embody the craft that has been developing for centuries, polished in the icon painting workshops scattered across the country. “Russian Icons,” a comprehensive art catalog of Russian icons, recently presented by Russian Icon Collection, offers a 360-degree view of Oleg Kushnirskiy’s private collection of Old Believer icons, opening unlimited space for research and appreciation of this long-standing tradition.
Milano Cortina 2026 is a global attraction point today, with lots of sports competitions and extensive cultural programming taking place every day. Art exhibitions, cinema presentations, public discussion groups, and educational initiatives occur side by side with monumental sports struggles that go beyond human imagination. Notable art events include the exhibition “Athletes of Art” and the presentation of the documentary titled OCCHI DELL’UMANITA, co-curated by Iryna Fedorenko, widely known in the art circles as SEMIRA.