A single image, unfolding across painting, carpet, sound, and scent—Medina’s new exhibition in Baku is less about objects and more about transformation.
What does it actually take to bring a national pavilion to the Venice Biennale? Beyond the finished exhibitions lies a complex, high-stakes process—part logistics, part diplomacy, part...
Mar 24, 2026
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ETHDenver is known for builders, code, and fast-moving ideas. But in 2026, something else shaped the experience just as strongly: an art program that revealed the cultural layer of the...
Artists don’t just need visibility — they need a name that travels with them. is.art introduces a new way to claim a clean, professional online identity in seconds, while fitting into the...
Museums are competing for visibility in an increasingly crowded digital landscape. Here’s how AAM and .ART are building infrastructure that strengthens identity — and reinvests back into...
What if the spaces we move through could actively support healing, creativity, and connection? In this conversation, neuroaesthetics expert Saskia Wheeler explores how design, art, and...
In the age of AI-powered search, your website isn’t just a portfolio — it’s your identity anchor. Here’s why artists who don’t own a domain risk being misrepresented, overlooked, or erased...
A conversation at the edge of art, memory, and machine intelligence. Elanor Boyd reflects on founding the Museum of Artificial Art, rethinking authorship in the age of AI, and why this...
EDGE (edge-neuro.art) isn’t just where neuroscience meets art — it’s where ideas become embodied, participatory, and deeply human. From Burning Man installations to intimate conversations...
What does it mean to paint as a practice, not just an outcome? In this conversation, Uslada reflects on symbolism, ancestry, grief, and the inner landscapes that shape her work.
A bike. A projector. A city at night. BEAMBIKE Amsterdam turns cycling into a moving public artwork—activating canals, façades, and streets through light, motion, and sustainability.
Meet the artist who captures not faces, but futures. Martyna Maz’s deeply intuitive portraiture reveals the unseen layers of identity, power, and possibility we rarely allow ourselves to...
Dec 9, 2025
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