Two countries separated by the English Channel or La Manche gave Western Europe two absolutely different types of gardens. The English garden is spontaneous and meditative. The French one is very logical and lush. However, each of...

Let’s face it: most artists are not wealthy. However, when people see Andy Warhol’s “Shot Sage Blue Marilyn” being sold for $195 million at Christie’s New York, they wonder how such a discrepancy between poverty and art...

The fashion is cyclical, and Greek culture is traced so far. It echoes in Empire-style dresses of Napoleon's time and Edwardian tea gowns of the early 20th century. At each new spiral, it is reinterpreted, which allows...

What does it mean to be a fashionista these days? Buying up-market clothing, visiting fashion weeks, or developing a habit of spending your money strategically? Probably everything and nothing at once. The term is a buzzword that...

News about digital art and today’s hot topic NFTs pop up here and there every single day. If you carefully follow them, you may start thinking that digitalization is rapidly taking over the world and slowly swallowing...

On June 2, Cape Town’s art gallery Nel presented a new exhibition by Luxolo Witvoet, titled “Echoes of My Mind.” It features a series of paintings that pay homage to DRUM magazine, once described as “the first...