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.
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In recent years, many Ukrainian artists have settled abroad, in large art hubs of Europe and the USA, but they don’t forget their roots, paying tribute to their motherland as the main source of education and creative inspiration. Miroslav Duzinkevych is one of them; the artist currently lives and works in New York but maintains close ties with the Ukrainian art community and institutions. In this article, let’s take a look at Miroslav Duzinkevych’s artistic career more closely.
Art is never displayed on the gallery’s walls without contextual cues. Visitors can find their way through the exhibition and essential information about an art object and its creator by reading wall labels. That’s why the way you design art gallery wall labels affects the impact of the exhibition and the effectiveness of delivering the main message of the art event. Here is a guide to creating effective wall labels.
Your passion for art may soon turn into a decision to collect contemporary paintings. But how should you approach this task, and what initial skills and knowledge are needed? Here is a beginner-friendly introduction to the collector’s journey.
The art landscape of Los Angeles is vibrant and diverse, and Coagula Curatorial occupies a deserved space in it as a provocative contemporary art space. This art gallery in Los Angeles, which is located in the city’s Chinatown district, was founded in 2012 by the well-known art critic and curator Mat Gleason, becoming a natural extension of his rebellious efforts in the art scene, starting with Coagula Art Journal. Here are some interesting facts about Coagula Curatorial, which can convince every art connoisseur to include it in their must-visit list.
Museum spaces are not always about grandness and scale. Some museums, like the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston, Massachusetts, are meant to offer a boutique, private experience of viewing art. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at this museum to see what it’s famous for and what artwork you can admire by visiting it.
Louise Bourgeois (1911-2010) was a world-famous French-American artist who went down in history as one of the most productive creatives. Her artistic career extended for over seven decades, giving humanity a rich creative legacy and many iconic images with deep symbolism. One of the most recognizable images is the spider sculpture by Louise Bourgeois. This theme emerged in her later career and conquered the hearts of the global art community with its emotionally evoking message and deep feminist meanings.
While many associate the vibrant art market with top European and North American destinations, Asia is also firmly entering the global art scene. One of the recent establishments in the Asian region is the premier international art fair, Frieze Seoul. The event is organized annually and held at COEX, an expo center in Seoul’s culturally rich Gangnam district. Here are the main details about this novel platform for cultural exchange.