Art created in traditional media is usually confined to the place of its physical display in terms of outreach and visibility. However, due to the efforts of Culturally Arts Collective, thousands of art objects have become accessible on a global scale, without geographical limitations and the need to travel across long distances. The organization partners with artists in various parts of the world to digitize their works and display them in a virtual gallery. This time, Culturally Arts Collective has presented “Liminal Portrayal,” a solo exhibition by Sampy Sicada.

Culturally Arts Collective has presented a new exhibition replication at the digital Hanbell Gallery. Titled “Boys Wanna Get With Me, Girls Wanna Get With Me,” it is a solo exhibition by Sandy Cohen, featuring many iconic works by the established artist.

While the Northern Hemisphere celebrates the hot summer season, South Africa is entering a winter season, which is, however, expected to be no less exciting. Nel, a Cape Town-based gallery, opens the season with a new, unusual event – the Dog Show. As the gallery’s curators confide, the exhibition has been conceived since the very moment of Nel’s opening, but the schedule was too tight to give it enough space and time. This African winter finally offered a spot for the anticipated Dog Show at Nel, which opened its doors on June 5, 2025.

On May 1, Culturally Arts Collective opened a new virtual group exhibition at the Milostka Center for Exhibitions. The captivating show, titled “In Liminal Light: The Space Between,” unifies cutting-edge art pieces by twenty artists from ten countries and four continents. The exhibition is on view through July 31, 2025. Read on to find the details.

On May 1, Nel Gallery in Cape Town invites all fans of unusual, emotionally touching art to visit Rhett Martyn’s exhibition titled “When I arrived, you’d already left.” The upcoming show features a series of landscapes created in the artist’s signature style and technique of repeated dissolution and redrawing. A talented draughtsperson, painter, and designer, Martyn offers everyone the opportunity to explore the concepts of absence, constructed longing, and the aesthetics of the non-experienced in his works.

Iryna Fedorenko is back on the German art scene with her solo exhibition titled SCHÖPFUNG (“The Creation”). The show is on view at Graf Rumford in Munich until April 28 and has already attracted many celebrity actors, journalists, and art connoisseurs from different countries. Here are the main highlights of the art event held in a warm, welcoming atmosphere of the gallery.

An art exhibition of Holocaust survivors, titled “Survive, in Order to Create,” opens at the Moshe Castel Museum of Art in Ma’ale Adumim, Israel, on April 23, 2025. The event brings together 18 Israeli artists whose ancestry and links with Israel remained exceptionally tight throughout their lifetime, even though some of them were scattered around the world by the misfortunes of WWII and ended their lives in other countries.

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.