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[ad_1] Sana Shahmuradova Tanska The Rapture (2025) Gunia Nowik Gallery, Warsaw The Kyiv-based artist Sana Shahmuradova Tanska’s monumental painting is timely, reflecting “the violence and atrocities committed against civilians and nature by Russia” during the war in Ukraine, says the gallery. “The piece explores the resilience of the human spirit and transgenerational trauma, focusing on

[ad_1] Hello, everyone. June has been quite a month for art shows and festivals, so there are lots of winners to share — and more festivals are on the horizon. I was invited to judge a photography show and jury an art show this month. Let me explain the difference. In judging, the entries have

[ad_1] When Emilie Gordenker took over as director of Amsterdam’s Van Gogh Museum in 2020, she hoped to organise a show spotlighting the German artist Anselm Kiefer’s enduring admiration for the Dutch master. She teamed up with the Stedelijk Museum nearby and approached Jay Jopling of White Cube, one of Kiefer’s galleries, for advice. “He

[ad_1] Geopolitical factors, like war between Israel and Iran, the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and escalating military action in Russia and Ukraine, can spook collectors out of shelling out major figures for a work of art, as can stock market turmoil and uncertainty over US tariffs. Still, major international dealers say they did well on

[ad_1] The market for contemporary African art has been a subject of considerable focus in recent years, and now it has a dedicated fair in Basel. Africa Basel was founded by the artist Benjamin Füglister and the founding director of Photo Basel, Sven Eisenhut-Hug. It was established as a platform for galleries specialising in art

[ad_1] German representation at Art Basel this year is as strong as ever. While most participating galleries hail from the US (around 70 of them), Germany comes in second with more than 40. Since last year, Art Basel’s flagship fair in Switzerland has been led by Maike Cruse, who was born in the German city

[ad_1] Taylor Hale holds crystals from his great-grandma next to his artwork inside the gallery. CONTRIBUTED Often when we have profound breakthroughs, we may not know how it happened. Art can be a conduit for those breakthroughs.  Energetically, if the artist is also along for the journey, it can be even more profound and transformational,

[ad_1] Amid soaring costs, softened sales and a saturated market, art fairs are increasingly under pressure to refine their offerings to their clients—the dealers. Art Basel is this year introducing a section called Premiere, which invites galleries to exhibit presentations of work made in the past five years by up to three artists, staged around

[ad_1] Over the past few days, curious art-like installations have been popping up across Bristol, leaving residents amused, puzzled, and just a little bit bewildered. Bristol’s streets have always had a flair for the unexpected, but this week, things got especially weird. From mysterious green circles appearing overnight in Bedminster to a historic art gallery in