Learn from case studies, emerging market shifts, gallery strategies, and artists experimenting with technology.
What art trends and topics are worth watching in 2026? Discover key shifts from new patronage to analogue craft and tech art.
James Merrill’s generative art blends math, ink and paper, turning algorithms into mesmerizing plotter drawings.
In San Francisco’s Tenderloin, gallerist Jonathan Carver Moore is turning a vacant storefront into a live-in artist residency—inviting painters to create in public.
Gallerist Robbie Fitzpatrick opts for slow, site-specific exhibitions outside the white cube.
A growing body of research suggests architecture, design, and aesthetics aren't luxuries, they're essential to our wellbeing.
The media art collective Dimension Plus pushes the boundaries of perception, using remediation as a tool to expand our senses.
yaboihanoi fuses machine learning and Southeast Asian tradition to create electronic music that was impossible just five years ago.
Before Photoshop, there was the Paintbox, shaping the ’80s visuals of Keith Haring, David Hockney, and more. Now, unseen works appear at the British Art Fair, reclaiming its forgotten place in digital art history.
