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Museums Going Green: Are Cultural Institutions Leading the Climate Conversation?
As climate change accelerates, the art world is facing a reckoning. Museums—long seen as neutral spaces of preservation and display—are increasingly being...
Venice Biennale 2025: Architecture for Climate, Justice, and Repair
The 19th Venice Architecture Biennale, running from May 10 to November 23, 2025, presents a profound exploration of architecture’s role in addressing...
Healing Through Color: How Art Therapy Transforms Lives in Marginalized Communities
In communities grappling with trauma, conflict, and marginalization, traditional forms of therapy often fall short. Language barriers, cultural stigma around...
Pompidou Center Celebrates Black Artists in “Black Paris” Exhibition
The Centre Pompidou has launched an exhibition titled Black Paris, celebrating the rich legacy of over 150 Black artists whose work has shaped the city’s...
Sotheby’s and Pace Gallery In Talks For Significant Partnership: ‘A New Model’
Sotheby’s and Pace Gallery are currently in negotiations regarding a potential deal that would involve Sotheby’s making a significant investment in the major...
Art for Wishes: How Seven Extraordinary Artists are Making Dreams a Reality
Have you ever considered that art can be more than just a visual delight? That it has the power to transform lives? This is the concept behind our latest...
Hilma af Klint’s Art Should Be for Everybody—Even If Her Descendants Don’t Think So
Hilma af Klint, the Swedish painter known for her mystical and abstract works, has become a cultural icon in recent years, thanks to widespread retrospectives,...
Eight Leading Artists Paving the Way for Sustainability
Step into a world where art and sustainability come together in the most creative and inspiring ways. In this article, we’ll take you on a journey through the...
Patti Smith’s Poetic Voice Merges with the Sounds of the Amazon’s Destruction in Ongoing Collaboration
Crickets in Ibiza, traditional Georgian music, and the sounds of the Amazon River recently filled the expansive Chelsea space of Kurimanzutto. Through sound...
From Canvas to Compassion: How Art Can Contribute to Violence Reduction
In a world where violence frequently dominates the headlines, its effects ripple through individuals and extend into political, economic, and social systems,...
