‘Unreal City’: The public festival bringing augmented reality art to the streets of London
After making its way into our homes during this year’s COVID-19 lockdowns, augmented reality (AR) art is now ready to take the British capital by storm.
LOOK: Get creative with some spooky nail art this Halloween
Whether you’re spending Halloween with loved ones in the flesh, or online as lockdown measures return, get into the spirit with some spooky nail art.
German artist Gerhard Richter shakes up auction market in Asia
27.7 million dollars. That was the winning bid for the work “Abstraktes Bild (649-2)” by abstract painter Gerhard Richter at the recent Sotheby’s “Contemporary Art” sale. A sum well above the pre-sale estimate of $18 million, which shows genuine interest in Asia for works by the acclaimed visual artist. “Abstraktes Bild (649-2)” also set a […]
Visit these online art exhibits online and help protect the oceans
Participating galleries commit to donating 5-10% of the revenue generated by the Parley Collective’s virtual exhibitions to Parley’s Global Cleanup Network.
This exhibition in Korea is for art lovers and their dogs
The National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Seoul wants to be a cultural institution open to the whole family, and that includes domestic animals.
George W. Bush’s new book of paintings stirs controversy online
George W. Bush, the 43rd president of the U.S., who began painting soon after leaving office, will publish his second book of paintings on March 2, 2021.
‘Immersive bazaar’ Area15 to display festival-inspired artworks in Las Vegas
The gallery, known as Art Island, will tentatively make its debut in September as part of the new entertainment complex and “immersive bazaar” Area15.
World’s first fully interactive virtual museum to open in August
While museums across the world have developed virtual spaces due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Virtual Online Museum of Art will open on Friday, Aug. 14.
Postcard reveals site of Van Gogh’s ‘farewell note in color’ before death
One postcard showing gnarled roots and tree trunks along a road in Auvers-sur-Oise bore a remarkable similarity to Van Gogh’s last painting, “Tree Roots”.