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How Digital Archiving is Saving Art History for the Future

Art history has always relied on preservation, documentation, and accessibility to survive across generations. Traditionally, this meant delicate conservation techniques,…

2 days ago

What Art Collectors Look for in Emerging Artists (and How to Get Noticed)

Breaking into the art market can feel overwhelming, but understanding what collectors are looking for can give emerging artists a…

7 days ago

Axelia Rose: Visionary Grant Winner on Life, Web3, and the Future of Art

Axelia Rose (www.AxeliaRose.art) is a visual artist and the first ever recipient of .ART's Winter Visionary Grant, 2025. Head of…

1 week ago

From Picasso to AI: How Art Movements Have Always Been Disruptive

Every major artistic revolution has been met with resistance, skepticism, and even outrage. From the radical abstraction of Cubism to…

2 weeks ago

Pop Meets Persia: The Mythic Art of Sarira Merikhi

Sarira Merikhi (sarira.art) is a bold, digital artist combining Iranian lithography with pop art. .ART's Head of Content and Editorial, Rachel…

3 weeks ago

World Art Day 2025: Celebrate with a Global Community

Each year on April 15—Leonardo da Vinci’s birthday—the world pauses to recognize something timeless: art’s unparalleled ability to reflect, resist,…

3 weeks ago

Entries now open for Digital Innovation in Arts & Culture (DIAC) Award 2025

For the past seven years, the .ART Registry has had the immense honor of hosting the Digital Innovation in Art…

4 weeks ago

Why Art Branding Matters: How a Domain Name Can Elevate Your Career

In today’s competitive art world, branding isn’t just for businesses—it’s essential for artists, too. Whether you’re a painter, photographer, digital…

4 weeks ago

Banksy: Art or Prank? April Fools in Contemporary Art

When it comes to the intersection of art and pranks, no one has blurred the line more provocatively than Banksy.…

1 month ago

Hong Kong’s Skies into a Digital Gallery—Featuring Medina Kasimova

If you’re in Hong Kong this week, look up—seriously. From March 28 to April 3, the city’s glowing LED billboards…

1 month ago