While the current art market is obsessed with genres and definitions, “anti-art” is a radical protest against such conventions. The new exhibition at Culturally Arts Collective, titled “Anti-Art,” attempts to deconstruct art as we know it by challenging the existing standards and norms.
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Art inspired by personal experiences and passions is known to stir our souls in a unique way. Abir Saleh is an artist who draws from her mixed heritage to create vibrant and compositionally complex pieces. When creating her experimental art, she uses different mediums and materials to convey her multifaceted artistic vision. Saleh dabbles in different genres and masterfully subverts the audience’s expectations.
Great news for art connoisseurs! New York City Estate Auction by Auctions at Showplace will be held on April 23, 2023. 280 lots, which will be featured at the auction, come directly from the metropolitan area and the New York City estates. The selection will feature fine art, antiques, designer furniture, and luxury items, including jewelry and handbags.
A large portion of popular knowledge about Christian art appears to be centered primarily around European tradition. Eurocentrism is something that often keeps us from seeing the full picture, forcing us to focus on a very small part of the world and a very limited number of cultures. The archeologists who recently found medieval Christian wall paintings in North-Eastern Africa will probably agree with this statement.
Kusama’s journey through life and art was not easy, but she has managed to persevere and turn her pain into unique pieces. This year, the artist will reveal her new works at David Zwirner in New York on May 11. This exhibition titled I Spend Each Day Embracing Flowers will be one of her biggest shows to date.
This year’s edition of Art Paris, a highly anticipated French art fair, officially closed its doors on April 2. To mark its 25th anniversary, it invited an impressive selection of local and international art galleries and artists. While the show was very popular with participants from around the world, the organizers managed to highlight French artists and galleries.
The book titled “Russian Icons from the Mid-17th to the Early 20th Centuries: The Collection of Oleg Kushnirskiy” is finally out! Published by “EKSMO,” with the support of the art logistics company Fine Art Shippers, it is the first-ever catalog of Oleg Kushnirskiy’s private collection. The book presents a collection of rare Russian religious artworks to the public for the first time ever.
Modern state governments are constantly investigating cases of art crimes and demand the return of ancient artifacts stored away in Western museums to their homeland. One of the examples of such struggle is the recent conflict between the Parisian auction house Millon and the Mexican government.