Even if you love your job, getting ready for work can be a struggle, especially on those dark, stormy winter mornings. Sometimes, making it to the office is only half the challenge.
Presenting you with a selection of news from the art world that highlights something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue.
The former director of France’s National Museum of Modern Art joins us in the studio to talk about the creative opportunities offered by the digital realm.
In a note posted on Instagram in late December 2016, notoriously #nofilter art critic Jerry Saltz colorfully stated that the three most overused words in art blogs were “the”, “ten” and “most”.
We have put together a list of five essential tips you should keep in mind when embarking on the journey towards acquiring your first print.
Visitors to the French capital can generally rest assured that they’ll be tripping over works of art as soon as they step out of their hotel; stroll down a boulevard and there seems to...
Two photographers born six decades apart tell a similar tale of everyday life in the American South.
Marina Kurikhina is a Russian born curator based in Los Angeles and focusing on international projects, with a particular attention on Latin American contemporary art.
Canopy is an exhibition space in Brussels led by curator Louise Chignac. It opened in May 2016 with a programme focusing on solo shows by international emerging artists.
Hassan Meer is the recipient of several awards and is one of the best known Omani artists internationally.
Using our network of curators and curatorial committee we bring you exhibitions every month from new and exciting art scenes. You can easily buy, rent and swap works with other members of our art sharing community. Enjoy an interactive art world, and we’ll take care of everything else.
Old, New, Borrowed And Blue #1
30 January 2017
In Conversation With Radhika Khimji: Part II
14 June 2016
