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Jon Burgerman: Hold On, It Won’t Last Long in New York
Por Claire Wooden. IG: @clairewooden.journalist
Jon Burgerman exhibition New York now open at A Hug From The Art World through March 7, celebrating community and ephemerality.
Yayoi Kusama and the global dynamics of contemporary art travel
How Yayoi Kusama’s exhibitions influence global art travel patterns.
Sharjah Biennial 2026 outlines an expanded curatorial framework for global audiences
Sharjah Biennial 2026 presents an expanded curatorial framework, positioning the Middle East as a key destination for art travelers.
Venice Biennale research initiative reexamines exhibition archives
Venice Biennale research initiative reexamines exhibition archives, addressing means of documentation, memory, and curatorial continuity.
Irony in art: the visual language of Guy Billout
Through precision, geometry and silence, French illustrator Guy Billout shows how irony in art can reveal deeper truths about perception and control. The exploration of irony in art finds one of its most refined expressions in the work of Guy Billout. His visual...
Cultivating awareness: art travelers meet Expo Cannabis Argentina 2025
Expo Cannabis Argentina 2025 invites art travelers to explore a living landscape where art, cultivation and consciousness intertwine.
Yoshitoshi Kanemaki wooden sculptures: anatomy of a surreal imagination
Yoshitoshi Kanemaki transforms camphor wood into surreal life-size sculptures exploring identity, death and imperfection in Japanese art.
László Krasznahorkai: Hungarian “master of the apocalypse” wins the 2025 Nobel Prize in Literature
Hungarian author László Krasznahorkai wins the 2025 Nobel Prize in Literature for his visionary, apocalyptic and deeply human novels.
John Ed De Vera: Paper sculpture as cinematic storytelling
John Ed De Vera turns layered paper into vivid sculptures, reframing pop iconography with precision craft and contemporary storytelling.





