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Global pop star Ed Sheeran is stepping into the world of fine art with an unexpected Ed Sheeran Exhibition in London. These colorful abstractions, which carry both overt and implicit influences, have garnered scathing criticism and generous praise. But his generous donations to schools and educational projects raise the question: Is this Ed Sheeran Art a genuine...

On June 10, 1982, the art dealer Gala Dali (born Elena Diakonova) passed away. Known to the world as the Salvador Dali Wife, she was far more than just a spouse. She was also the producer and main Dali Muse, inspiring countless works. Dali and Gala's relationship was a cornerstone of his artistic career, and he dedicated...

Budapest's vibrant Film Festival scene shines annually at the Friss Hús Film Festival, a celebration of Short Films and emerging talent. "Fresh Meat," the English translation of "Friss Hús," is more than just a name; it embodies the fresh perspectives and innovative storytelling showcased at this Budapest Film Festival. Screenings for this prominent Hungarian Film Festival took...

We`d like to introduce you a sculptor who is challenging classical conventions though the creation of contemporary bestiary, or classical book of animals, in bronze. In the distinctive sculptural universe of Bjørn Okholm Skaarup, a Danish-born, New York-based artist, his bronze animals are anything but ordinary. Best known for his iconic Hippo...

We are happy  to share a vibrant new series from New York City-based artist Adam Umbach, whose bold, colorful lobster paintings evoke a deep sense of celebration, nostalgia, and the communal spirit of summer. For Adam – who grew up in the Midwest and spent his summers on the East Coast – lobsters were always a...

Gallery NAGA is pleased to announce its season closing exhibition, "Possible Necessities," featuring new studio furniture by renowned artist John Dunnigan. This marks Dunnigan's first solo exhibition at Gallery NAGA. The exhibition will be accompanied by a fully illustrated catalog with an essay by Glenn Adamson, Curator at Large, Vitra Design Museum. "Possible Necessities"...

Opening at the Amsterdam Museum on Friday, July 11, 2025, is an exhibition about the future: Refresh Amsterdam #3: Imagine the Future. This year, when Amsterdam celebrates its 750th anniversary, the Amsterdam Museum is looking ahead. In the third edition of Refresh Amsterdam, artists and the general public anticipate the future and share their dreams, expectations, and...

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is currently hosting a fascinating exhibition, " Sargent and Paris," which delves into the formative years John Singer Sargent spent in Paris. This Art Exhibition highlights the profound impact the French capital had on the American Artist, particularly in shaping his distinctive style and approach. Running until August 3rd,...

ABOUT WOODEN.CITY Wooden.City began its journey in 2015 with the creation of its first wooden model. That design laid the foundation for our brand—a company dedicated to producing wooden mechanical models - 3D wooden puzzles. Our team is driven by creativity and passion, constantly developing new products that deliver joy and satisfaction through the...

Global art has entered a new phase. In an era of climate change, wars, and global instability, a movement has emerged unlike anything in the history of art. It doesn’t imitate, negate, or copy the past — it opens a new horizon. This movement is called “Art through the Awareness.” Its essence lies not in style or...