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MotoArto Founders Marchella de Angelis and Kim Shaylor Steer Car Culture into the Art World

Discover how MotoArto blends contemporary art and car culture. Founders Marchella de Angelis and Kim Shaylor turn vehicles into powerful creative canvases

Æmen Ededéen (Joshua Hagler): from the Glass Dream Game

In his debut solo booth, Æmen Ededéen (Joshua Hagler) unveils The Glass Dream Game, a richly layered project drawing on art, philosophy, science, and literature to explore the interplay of memory, knowledge, and experience

Hoo Mojong: Objects of Play

Discover the centennial retrospective of Hoo Mojong at Asia Society Hong Kong, featuring nearly 100 works that trace her global modernist journey and overlooked impact on 20th-century art

David Hockney 25

A sweeping exhibition at the Fondation Louis Vuitton traces seven decades of David Hockney’s work, revealing an artist still experimenting, still observing, and still very much in motion

Levine Aronovich: The staging of the costumed body

Discover Levine Aronovich’s black-and-white photography capturing Easter rituals in Southern Italy—where costume, tradition, and devotion come to life.

Eileen Perrier: A Thousand Small Stories

Discover Eileen Perrier’s powerful portraits exploring Black British identity, kinship and place — celebrating 30 years of photography at Autograph, London

Sketch in Bloom: A Tribute to Jane Austen, Celebrating 250 Years of Literary Legacy

Sketch Mayfair transforms into a lush tribute to Jane Austen, celebrating 250 years with floral installations inspired by her novels and English gardens

Calum Hall, Creative Debuts, and the Artist’s Right to Be Seen

Discover how Creative Debuts founder Calum Hall is breaking gallery walls to champion emerging artists and make art accessible in unexpected spaces

Tattoo. Histories of the Mediterranean

An immersive exhibition at Marseille’s Centre de la Vieille Charité traces the rich history of tattooing in the Mediterranean, from ancient rituals to modern art

France 24 Explores Brazil’s Cultural Influence in The Art of Change, a New Three-Part Series

Discover Brazil’s vibrant creative scene in France 24’s new series, exploring music, cinema & fashion as part of the France-Brazil 2025 cultural season

Olesia Komarova: Raising the Profile of Women Authors and Visible Women UK with Fundraising book-edge Art Project

Illustrator Olesia Komarova honours British women writers with hand-painted fore-edge books in a fundraising project for Visible Women UK

James Vaulkhard: Where the Land Remembers and the American Sublime

Artist James Vaulkhard captures the American sublime in haunting landscapes shaped by memory, contradiction, and 5,000 miles of open road

Paola Estrella: The Cenote Ring

Paola Estrella’s Cenote Ring blends myth, movement and immersive art in a powerful live performance beneath the historic arches of Stone Nest

Pallitt: Where Objects Become Art and the New Era of Art Collecting

London’s Pallitt studio is quietly reshaping the art world—turning everyday objects into one-of-a-kind works through collaborations with contemporary artists and cult brands

As Culture Wars Intensify Nationwide, CPW Faces Imminent Cuts to Government Funding

CPW loses over $90K in arts funding as US agencies shift priorities under the President’s agenda, raising concerns for Hudson Valley’s creative community.

Cj Hendry’s New Exhibition, Keff Joons, Finds Levity in the Absurd

In Keff Joons, artist Cj Hendry offers a wry, sculptural response to Jeff Koons, turning balloons into playful studies of form, collapse and impermanence

Sentire: You Are the April Sky

Upsilon Gallery presents Sentire: You Are the April Sky, a group show where six international women artists explore femininity through fleeting, lyrical forms

Joana Galego: Seashells in My Mother’s Garden and The Giant Boulder Rolling Down

Joana Galego’s first U.S. solo exhibition opens 24 April at Isabel Sullivan Gallery in Tribeca, featuring new paintings and works on paper through 31 May

James Vaulkhard: The Sublime & The Consumed

Kenyan artist James Vaulkhard explores America's changing landscapes in The Sublime & The Consumed, now on view at Blond Contemporary, London

Joanna Allen: Subconscious Playground

The Role of Art Design in Building Game Worlds

Discover how art design shapes unforgettable game worlds—from Skyrim’s enduring ruins to Mirror’s Edge’s rooftops—and why visuals are key to game storytelling.

In Shoreditch, a New Take on Car Culture Arrives With MotoArto

Discover MotoArto in Shoreditch, 3–5 July — where reimagined cars meet contemporary art in a bold, rule-breaking fusion of engineering and creativity

UK Galleries Struggle as Visitors Decline and Brexit Complicates Funding

Major UK galleries face falling attendance, shrinking budgets, and Brexit-related barriers, putting the cultural sector under mounting strain

Top UK Art Exhibitions to Attend in 2025

Discover the top UK art exhibitions to attend in 2025, featuring diverse styles and must-see shows across the country—perfect for art lovers and travelers

Lisa Sanditz: Big Boy

Discover Big Boy, Lisa Sanditz’s bold new solo show at Huxley-Parlour, exploring family, scale, and climate through vivid, surreal canvases this April in London

A Wall, Transformed: Artist David Speed Brings Neon Vision to Warwick’s 60th Anniversary

Warwick celebrates 60 years with Retreat to Create, a bold neon art project by David Speed blending public art, campus life, and creative community engagement

VRHAM! 2025: Hamburg to Launch First Biennale for Digital and Immersive Art This June

VRHAM!, Hamburg's leading festival for Virtual Reality art, is evolving and will debut as an independent biennale, redefining the landscape of digital and immersive art

Claire Luxton: Dreaming in Colour, Creating in Silence

Discover Claire Luxton’s surreal art world – where photography, installations and poetry merge – shaped by nature and a restless global landscape

Gideon Appah: Beyond the Shadows

Discover Beyond the Shadows, Gideon Appah’s Paris debut at Gallery 1957—evocative large-format paintings blending memory, folklore, and poetic landscapes

Zara Muse: The Art of Healing, the Power of Becoming

Once painting in quiet isolation, Zara Muse now commands international attention with emotive, sculptural works featured in top galleries and auctions

I HIT YOU WITH A FLOWER-SUGAR-COATED ART WITH A PUNCH

MABA’s I Hit You With a Flower blends glitter and pastels with sharp social critique, exploring feminism, gender, and identity through sugar-coated art

Zara Muse’s Rise: From Quiet Creation to Auction Block Success

Zara Muse debuts at Bonhams London with a Malala Yousafzai portrait, selling for £51,200—a landmark moment for the artist in 20th/21st Century Art Day Sale

Beyond the Self: Ayten Turanli’s Ceramic Explorations

Ayten Turanli’s ceramics offer a quiet rebuttal to the ego-driven art world, merging tradition and contemporary form in works that speak beyond the self

The Space That Lies Between

Explore The Space That Lies Between at Twilight Contemporary—an evocative group show examining identity, the human form, and emotional connection

Five Exhibitions To See In London In April 2025

Five Exhibitions To See In London In April 2025 as British Summer Time begins and the city’s vibrant art scene bursts to life with fresh shows and creative energy

Mitch Griffiths: The Unsettling Realism of Flesh and Shadow

British artist Mitch Griffiths channels Old Master technique to explore the anxieties of modern life—offering a haunting, unflinching look at contemporary identity

“We can all be d*cks” - Emily Hana

Emily Hana’s powerful new exhibit at Red Eight Gallery dives into trauma, accountability, and self-reflection, turning personal truth into striking visual art

Book Release: THE CREATIVE ENTREPRENEUR

Discover The Creative Entrepreneur by Carolyn Dailey—an inspiring guide for creative professionals to build lasting ventures with insights from top industry leaders

Elsa Rouy: What We Hide Beneath the Skin

British artist Elsa Rouy explores the raw psychology of the body, identity, and skin in haunting paintings that reveal what we hide beneath the surface.

MadC and Eins Zu Eins Bring Movement to Furniture Design

MadC teams up with German studio Eins Zu Eins in Never Stop Moving, a dynamic furniture collection blending street art energy with modern design