The art world can seem maze-like and impenetrable. It can also come across as a sphere that runs on money and glamour. How can you understand its intricacies and keep up with new developments? “New Directions in Contemporary Art” is a series of books, published by Lund Humphries, that are designed to help readers do […]

Sex has been depicted in painting for centuries, more then often if was suggested instead of being painted unapologetically in bright and vivid color. Artist and .ART adopter Helen Beard isn't shying away when she paints. Her paintings are raw, unafraid and bold, they also present a fresh perspective on sex, the one of a […]

The .Art Etiquette Guide: This week we are taking a look at museum etiquette and some of the top tips to help you avoid any slip ups including real world anecdotes from the authors! Etiquette: set of conventional rules of personal behaviour in polite society, usually in the form of an ethical code that delineates […]

Art fairs, they seem to sprout overnight in diverse parts of the world, they are economic models, but what makes their success, what are their challenges, especially in a post-pandemic world? Deep dive into a timely subject when so many art fairs are taking place, this month, in New York, one of the art capitals […]

How often did I hear the "I would like to learn more about Art History, but I don't have the time. Maybe one day". Today there are so many ways to learn about one thing, and one way to kickstart your art history journey could be easily included in your busy daily schedule. How? It's […]

This is a new series of articles that aim to bring art history to the 21st century and discuss hot topics – might not just be like the old stuff you are used to. Brace yourself for both sides of the coin, challenging ideas, engaging conversations, and coming to an understanding that those conversations are […]

Origin, name: The point at which something comes into existence or from which it derives or is derived.<br /> <br /> This couldn't be a better introduction to this interview with Lilianne Milgrom – L'origine, the beginning, where it all starts. It couldn't be more topical than this as this interview starts with Lilianne writing […]

From Cannes to the Oscars, the Golden Globes to Berlinale – anybody who once listen to any of these ceremonies understand how much work goes into creating a single picture; from short movies to trilogies. Projects of this scale, even with the smallest budget or the one single room pan needs a cast and a […]

2020 will be remembered for many things, a global pandemic, cancelled Olympics and mainly for the events that have to open our eyes to systematic issues; racial and social. Hopefully, they will be a catalyst to long term transformations that will bring more equity, diversity, accessibility and transparency to the arts and art world Featured […]