The Fight Continues: Queer Movements in Art & Its Influence
A public celebration of queer movements in art is back after a hiatus last year due to COVID so grab a mask and join in!
Artist to Artist
Straight from the horse’s mouth, see and hear what other artists have to say about their experiences in these one-on-one interviews.
Art As Healing
If you are an artist or an art lover, you will also agree that making and viewing art fosters well-being.
Is Climate Change Changing Art(ists)?
Climate change is at the forefront of new and innovative work by artists around the globe.
Feminism in Art: How It Started vs How It’s Going
From those who paved the way for women in art, to today’s proudly representatives, here is a short history of feminism in art.
Reinventing our Relationship with Culture: Gallery Hopping in the COVID-19 Era
Looking for a Low-Risk Activity this Summer? Consider gallery hopping! A few tips on keeping you safe while you satisfy your craving for art during COVID-19
Tips for Artists in Quarantine: A Guide to Social Distancing
Getting through isolation is all about the diversion.
Art, an Expression that Comes from the Soul – Fariba Baghi
As she paints, Fariba Baghi counts on the paint “growing” and “aging” to eventually reveal the deeper layers underneath.
Linda Rosen – The Art of Recovery
“The playful, spirited nature of my newer work allows me to create my own worlds. Painting enriches me to such an extent that, when I paint, I forget about the everyday’s problems.”
Artist Success Stories: Shifra Levyathan
“A turning point in my work came about in 2010 when I was unable to walk for some time. I was no longer able to go on long walks with my camera, snapping pictures as I went.”
Meet Pioneer Gallerist Miki Stiles
During Women’s History Month we celebrate the Founder of Agora Gallery, Ms. Miki Stiles.
The Challenging, Thought-Provoking, and Compelling Art of Yuriy Danich
“My work is always saying something. Whether it’s through a riddle, an enigma, or an encoded message, images which tell a story or carry some hidden meaning play an important role in my art.”
The Humanitarians – Building Connections Through Art
Australian artist Jessica Watson-Thorp spent a week in Moshi, Tanzania in a bid to experience the culture and give back to the community.