With Art Basel Miami Beach approaching and its participants already discussed by practically everyone involved in the art world, the preparations for the next big event have already commenced. Art Basel Hong Kong (ABHK) will replace the American edition of the fair in the public spotlight in March 2024. The organizers behind Art Basel Hong Kong 2024 have just announced the list of exhibitors for the upcoming show.

In the aftermath of the horrible event, a foundation called Israel’s Art at Dawn was set up by the people in the Israeli artistic community to provide immediate relief to the affected members of the local art scene. Israel’s Art at Dawn is hosting an online art sale until November 15, intending to raise funds for the artistic and art institutions in the southern part of Israel.

The latest and most famous example of a toilet becoming an art piece, America by the Italian conceptual artist Maurizio Cattelan, was stolen in 2019 from its designated place in Blenheim Palace in the UK. The case remained cold until very recently, with the Crown Prosecution Service announcing they finally charged four suspects with theft of the golden toilet.

The Museum of Modern Art in New York hosts a huge lineup of exhibitions of talented American artists, but some of them stand out from the crowd and offer a breathtaking visitor experience. One of them is the recently opened Ed Ruscha retrospective, an exhibition of the best-known West Coast artist, with a unique approach and philosophy.

Unlike the over-stimulating and frenetic exhibitions and art shows in Europe and the USA, Asian art events are distinguished with a much more moderate approach. The recent Art Collaboration Kyoto (ACK) – the third edition of the Asian version of an international art fair – has just ended in the capital of Japanese culture and authenticity. Here are a few highlights that visitors of ACK in Kyoto have noted among their impressions.

A bit more than one month is left until the moment when all art connoisseurs will flock to the Miami Beach Convention Center for the long-awaited event – Art Basel Miami Beach. This will be the 21st edition of the world-famous art gathering that collects 200+ galleries from all five continents.

Spatiality and gender identity are intricately intertwined. How someone presents themself in social settings and whether they fit into the rigid binary expectations of other people sharing the space with them determine the way they go through life. For transgender, non-binary, and intersex individuals, fitting in a specific space is a question of life and death. But at some point, everyone needs a place to unwind and drop the weight of societal limitations.

Do you ever wonder what the future of technology will look like? So do the artists who show their work at the new virtual art exhibition by Culturally Arts Collective. The art organization continues its tradition of holding subversive and thought-provoking exhibitions with the new show titled “Mapping Reality.” Nine international artists display their works at Culturally Arts Collective’s 3-D digital gallery until January 15, 2024.