Art on a screen: Marvin Enila’s digital masterpieces
Although Marvin dreams big, he works with simple tools: the ibisPaint X app on his smartphone. “I only use the ibisPaint X app
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Dubai: Digital, physical, and audio art converge at this immersive exhibition – News
It’s a rollercoaster world for digital artists. On the one hand, with rapidly developing technology and an increasing demand for engaging, immersive experiences,
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Shropshire fine art team’s mission to discover treasures at 2025 valuation events
The team from Halls Fine Art, a leading regional fine art auction house based in Shrewsbury, has added Arley to its list, which
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4 Best NFT Art to invest in 2025
Non-fungible tokens, or NFTs, have been a hot investment theme the past couple of years. Although various uses for these cryptocurrency-based assets are
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Kendal: Art gallery hosting sketch and stroll sessions
The popular art gallery is inviting visitors to join in on an ‘inspiring guided drawing tour where art comes to life through your
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4 Ways Art Investors and Collectors Can Build Sustainable Portfolios
The climate crisis is affecting business across industries, and the art market is no exception. Art investors, collectors, and curators can take steps
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Observer’s Guide to the Must-See Gallery Shows On Now in New York
Nick Cave’s “Amalgams and Graphts” at Jack Shainman’s new location in Tribeca. Courtesy of Jack Shainman Gallery, New York. Photo: Vincent Tullo The
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Blockchain Platforms for Art and Collectible Investments
Share Tweet Share Share Email The fusion of blockchain technology and the art world has revolutionized
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Fractional Ownership of High-Value Art Explained
Share Tweet Share Share Email Art has long been a symbol of culture, creativity, and prestige.
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Mercer Art Gallery’s 20th century art exhibition opens
The North Yorkshire Council-owned Mercer Art Gallery has teamed up with commercial gallery, Goldmark, to host the exhibition – entitled ‘Look, Look Again!’