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.

Some artists set certain frames for their art to simplify analysis and classification. Yet, artists like Andrew Moschburg push those boundaries to extremes to see what’s beyond the standards and conventions. Moschburg is one of the new voices in contemporary street art, ushering in a new age in art and targeting its reset. The artist has recently shared the news about his participation in Artexpo New York 2025, a large-scale event with global visibility and impact.

On March 19, Culturally Arts Collective opened a new solo exhibition by Indra Persad Milowe, a talented Trinidad and Tobago-born visual artist currently working in Salem, Massachusetts. Her works represent a striking fusion of personal experiences and collective identity reflections, taking the audience on a tour of exploring tradition and cultural pride.

Nel Gallery, a South African art gallery dedicated to increasing the outreach and visibility of local talent, is honored to announce the opening of a new solo exhibition by Joachim Schönfeldt. This time, the renowned contemporary South African artist, known for his deep feel of African history and cultural dynamics, uplifts the local vernacular to reveal its use as a cultural tool of resistance to colonial reality.

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.