Culturally Art Collective is an international non-profit organization founded with the objective of making art accessible to everyone. The founders of this online platform strongly believe in using art as a tool for change and social justice. The organization constantly gives artists of different backgrounds opportunities to bring their unique voices to the global art scene. This time, Culturally Art Collective is hosting a virtual exhibition titled On the Rise, which is dedicated to highlighting the pressing issue of climate change.
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Fine Art Shippers has been chosen to provide onsite shipping services at The Palm Beach Show 2023. The famous art fair will take place at the Palm Beach County Convention Center in West Palm Beach, Florida, from February 16 to February 21. The NYC-based art logistics company will be present at the show from start to finish, helping exhibitors and collectors pack and deliver works of art.
Purposefully abstract but calculated, carefully constructed, and unafraid of being destroyed — these are, perhaps, the best terms to describe "REFRACTURE – Visual Realignment," a new exhibition at the New York-based gallery Lichtundfire. Among works by other talented artists, the exhibit features new paintings by Vian Borchert, a well-established and widely recognized expressionist painter and poet.
This February, Nel will take part in Investec Cape Town Art Fair 2023 where it will represent the artist and art historian Joachim Schönfeldt. The artist’s work reflects his fascination with African art history and craftsmanship. The display will be part of the Solo section of the show, curated by Sean O'Toole.
For many artists, the body is a playground for self-reflection and self-reimagination. Contemporary sculpture is especially rich with creativity, both in mediums and ideas. The Venice Biennale 2022 welcomed several artists who explored the way humanity interacts with the outside world.
Mira Lehr, a legendary artist who is largely considered the "Godmother of Miami’s art scene," has passed away at the age of 88. Her activist work was inspiring to millions of people, and her art has become part of the collections of some of the largest museums in the world.
Yunchul Kim's solo exhibition Gyre was showcased at the Korean Pavilion and included five installations the artist worked on over a couple of years. One of them, the monumental piece titled Chroma V (2022), is an encapsulation of Kim’s multifaceted background, as well as his approach to art and life in general.
War is merciless and inhumane. It affects everyone without exception, wiping out everything on its way. It is horrifying to think how the terrors of war influence those who are already the most vulnerable — the children. In her new series of paintings, titled “Children of War,” Iryna Fedorenko reflects on the heartbreaking reality of a little human caught up in the flames of war.