-
“Storytelling” exhibition at the Van Rij Gallery.
-
Redefining the Space Between Laughter and Tears.
-
Tadek Beutlich’s “On and Off the Loom” at the Ditchling Museum of Art + Craft
-
Global spotlight of 2025.
-
Connection-seeking formations.
-
Liliane Lijn’s retrospective in Vienna.
-
“CHROMOTHERAPIA: The Feel-Good Color Photography” at Villa Medici.
-
10 new museums around the world to visit in 2025.
-
7 open calls for artists to apply to this spring.
-
“Inside Out”: Mona Hatoum’s retrospective in Amersfoort.
-
One continent, 54 African countries, dozens of galleries.
-
Sculpting identity, memory, and humour.
-
a Georgian filmmaker exploring the complexity of Georgian life.
-
“Aubusson Weaves Tolkien” exhibition in Paris.
Latest
Hungry for more? Subscribe to our weekly Newsletter
A visual dialogue. “Storytelling” exhibition at the Van Rij Gallery.
Being more than just a presentation of paintings, the Storytelling is a profound exploration of narrative through art, a dialogue between two distinct yet complementary artistic voices.
Weaving beyond borders. Tadek Beutlich’s “On and Off the Loom” at the Ditchling Museum of Art + Craft.
Tadek Beutlich’s practice was in the exercise of creative freedom. Developing and growing his own technique of free warp tapestry, the artist also worked across various media, dimensions, and scales.
The Art of Romania. Redefining the Space Between Laughter and Tears. “One Eye Laughing, the Other Crying” at the International Culture Centre, Krakow.
The exhibition challenges the notion of artistic "centres" and "peripheries", pushing back against a canon that has long marginalised artists outside the Western bubble – even those who left their homelands out of necessity or survival.
