Arts
Indian Photographer Surya Nikhil Saripalli’s Candid Shot Featured on Cover of Spanish Wedding Magazine
August 19, 2025
By: Chelsea Robinson When Surya Nikhil Saripalli picked up his camera at his cousin’s wedding, he didn’t expect the resulting frame to travel far beyond the family album. But a single click—intimate, unposed, and brimming with cultural richness—has now found its way to the international stage, gracing the cover of
Exploring the Journey of Julia Navarro and the Impact of Art on Society
August 14, 2025
By: Aurora Whitman The Artistic Path: Embracing Challenges and Empowering Voices Julia Navarro’s artistic path reflects her resilience and courage. Leaving behind the comforts of Spain, she embarked on a journey that has taken her from local stages to the vibrant theatre scene of New York City. This transition was
Marianne Galasso’s Mission to Elevate Italian Artists on a Global Stage
August 8, 2025
By: Immy Tariq For Marianne Galasso, heritage isn’t just about where you come from. It’s about what you carry forward — and who you lift with you. Born into a tight‑knit Italian community, she grew up surrounded by craft: hands in dough, eyes on detail, lives built on lineage. That
Metacuration and Contemporary Narratives — Bring Back the Figurative!
May 17, 2025
From April 4 to 7, 2025, Bring Back the Figurative! made its debut as a group exhibition at 104 Charlton Street in New York. This small-scale yet intellectually and experimentally ambitious exhibition takes the “return of the figurative” as its central proposition, assembling a group of young, New York–based interdisciplinary
Kim Jongku’s ‘The Divine Comedy’ Is a Material Meditation on Time and Transformation at AP Space
July 8, 2025
By: Marissa Ross Korean artist Kim Jongku invites viewers into an exhibition at AP Space that is less a collection of artworks and more an emotional landscape. The Divine Comedy, running until May 10th, borrows its name from Dante Alighieri’s 14th-century poem, but this is not a literal reinterpretation. Instead,
A Beautiful Refusal: A Critical Conversation with Yang Yumeng on Process, Waste, Unfinished Art
August 14, 2025
By: Elena Hart In an art world that often prioritizes digital precision and the pursuit of a “perfect” finish, textile artist Yang Yumeng, based in London and focusing on woven art, suggests that her work may never be fully completed. With her ongoing installation Untitled (2024–), created entirely from reconfigured
A Design Dialogue Between East and West: Cheng Chen’s Eastern Narrative at NYCxDESIGN
April 23, 2025
By: Elena Mart NYCxDESIGN: The Annual Gathering of the Global Creative Community Every May, New York Design Week (NYCxDESIGN) transforms the city that never sleeps into a potential melting pot of inspiration for designers, architects, and artists worldwide. As one of the prominent design events in North America, NYCxDESIGN often
Partly Cloudy: Navigating In-Between States and the Poetics of Ambiguity
April 22, 2025
Exhibition Dates: April 5 – 7, 2025 Venue: M P Birla Millennium Art Gallery M P Birla Millennium Art Gallery, in collaboration with Y Manifesto and executive curator Yuran Lin, is pleased to present Partly Cloudy, a thought-provoking group exhibition that explores meteorological phenomena as potential metaphors for transitional states
1969 Gallery Presents Radu Oreian: That Magic Light From May 6 – June 21, 2025
April 21, 2025
By: Mason Agatha Romanian artist Radu Oreian will return to 1969 Gallery to present That Magic Light. He last exhibited at the gallery in 2022 with his solo show, A Sea of Green and Blue. Oreian’s works are in the collections of the Taubmann Museum of Art (Roanoke, VA), La
Devora Otuonie: The Artistic Visionary Shaping Luxury Experiences in Miami and Beyond
April 23, 2025
By: Inna Rhett In a city as visually extravagant as Miami, standing out requires something truly special, and Devora Otuonie, or simply Debby, has managed to do just that. A Ukrainian-born artist of Nigerian descent, Debby is helping to redefine what it means to blend aesthetics with authenticity, offering not
Kate Oh Gallery Presents Nevil Dwek Solo Exhibition: Selective Memory
April 14, 2025
By: Margaux Rowan Kate Oh Gallery is proud to present Selective Memory, a solo exhibition by multidisciplinary New York artist Nevil Dwek, on view from May 1–17, 2025, at the gallery’s Upper East Side location at 31 E. 72nd Street. As a graduate of NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts,
The Role of Curves in Xianghan Cheng’s Artistic Journey
April 10, 2025
By: Xianghan Cheng The Significance of Curves in Cheng’s Creative Expression For Xianghan Cheng, curves are not just a stylistic choice; they represent a deeper connection to his personal and artistic identity. He notes that the presence of curves creates an organic flow that resonates with his experiences and emotions.
HeartWorks: The Unexpected Connection Between Art, Energy, and Animal Wisdom
April 3, 2025
By: HeartWorks Anyone who has spent quality time with animals may recognize a calming, soothing energy that can help one feel at ease. Horses, in particular, often possess a certain stillness, a quiet knowing in their eyes, and a tranquil presence that seems to make the world slow down, with
The Last Call Review – A Moment Suspended in Time
August 14, 2025
By: Jinyi Freya Xu In the heart of winter, the Last Call (January 25–31, 2025) unfolds as an invitation to reflect on the intersection of the ordinary and extraordinary. Organized by CHINCHINART, the exhibition draws inspiration from Édouard Manet’s A Bar at the Folies-Bergère. This exhibition curates a potential
Sabrina Mulverhill Cowling: Discovering the World of Painting
April 2, 2025
Sabrina Mulverhill Cowling’s journey into painting began as a curiosity and quickly evolved into a meaningful form of self-expression. Her initial hesitation of facing a blank canvas gradually faded with each brushstroke, replaced by the excitement of experimenting with colors and techniques. Gathering the right supplies played a crucial role
Remembering Alexander: A Visionary Artist and His Legacy
July 30, 2025
By: Douglas Jensen A Critical Eye on Contemporary Art It was the summer of 2015 when artist Alexander, after attending a contemporary art expo at the Barker Hanger in Santa Monica, CA, shared his thoughts with art writer and curator Peter Frank. Alexander was deeply disappointed with the exhibition, calling
Yiqi Zhao: Transforming Design with AI-Powered Mixed Reality
August 14, 2025
By: Farmani Group Meeting Yiqi Zhao, one of the Creative Communication Award (C2A) Jury, was an enlightening experience. Her presence in the design community is marked by a unique blend of creativity and technological prowess, making her a standout figure in mixed reality and AI-driven design. Zhao’s work is not
Where to Buy Canvas Paintings in NYC: A Comprehensive Guide
August 14, 2025
New York City, a vibrant hub of artistic expression, offers countless opportunities for art lovers looking to purchase canvas paintings. The city’s diverse art scene caters to various tastes, whether you are drawn to contemporary abstracts, classic landscapes, or unique mixed-media compositions. From high-end galleries in Chelsea to hidden gems
From Function to Form: Donn Delson Transforms the Ordinary in The Space Between
July 9, 2025
By: Maxwell Dane In the bustling world of global trade, shipping containers are the unsung workhorses of industry—stacked in ports, moving millions of goods, rarely given a second glance. However, fine art photographer Donn Delson sees them differently. From thousands of feet in the air, he transforms these industrial giants
Raquel Areias: How a Leap of Faith in Tattooing Led to International Success
August 14, 2025
By: Fifty5 PR From the vibrant streets of Rio de Janeiro to the bustling tattoo conventions of Europe, Raquel Areias has demonstrated that a combination of artistic passion, determination, and bold decisions can significantly shape one’s life. Known for her dynamic tattoo style that fuses Neotraditional art with elements of
Artist Hongshan Feng on Space, Symbolism, and Contemporary Art Exploration
February 19, 2025
By: CiCi Zhang From December 11 to 18, 2024, the art exhibition “Phantom Dimensions”, was held at the Black Brick Project Gallery in New York. Among the highlights was artist Hongshan Feng’s installation piece <We>, which garnered significant attention for its masterful integration of space and symbolism. The work delves
Artist Cherie Corso On Her Public Art Project, ‘Pulse Of New York’
January 28, 2025
By: Mark Smith Cherie Corso, a lifelong enthusiast of art and fashion, has embarked on a remarkable journey as a successful entrepreneur. Her current path aligns with her innate artistic sensibilities, allowing her to infuse deep emotions into each creation. Drawing from a foundation in fine art established in her
Xianghan Cheng’s Abstract Art: A Fusion of City and Sound
February 10, 2025
By: Shawn Mars Abstract painting, for the US-based Chinese artist Xianghan Cheng, might be considered simply a means of expression; the painting’s meaning inheres within the artwork itself; he finds satisfaction in its intrinsic significance. For this young artist, the essence of meaning lies in his observation and understanding of
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