Amalia Ulman Describes Leaving an Abusive Art World for Film
Ulman discusses her big pivot as her second feature, Magic Farm, hits theaters.
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Call for Artists, Spring 2025
Artsy Shark needs 48 artists in all mediums to feature and promote in the coming months. Submissions are now being accepted. Apply now.
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Is Combining Art and Artificial Intelligence Worth for Artists?
The boundaries between art and artificial intelligence are blurring today’s creative landscape. Artificial intelligence (AI) has evolved from a mere technical tool into an active participant in the creative process, influencing both visual arts and traditional crafts. But what happens when human sensitivity meets algorithmic power? Generative Art: Between Inspiration and Automation AI has already…
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Francesco De Prezzo “Liminal Figures” at FORM, Wageningen – Amsterdam
In the small antechamber at the entrance, just before reaching the main exhibition space, seven vertically aligned canvases are displayed, each seemingly modest in size (around 50 x 40 cm or slightly larger). The first impression is deliberately disorienting; it’s unclear whether we’re stepping into a project room or stumbling upon works that aren’t part
Studio Morfar’s soulful rebrand for Purpose Talent hits all the right notes
The Copenhagen-based studio has reimagined Purpose Talent’s brand identity with a jazz-fuelled, joy-filled new look that swaps corporate clichés for expressive illustrations, soulful type, and a st…
Barry McGee is Listening in Paris
The beauty of Barry McGee’s sudden avalanche of output over the last 18 months is the degree to which there is purpose to the density of the production. It feels like the legendary and influential San Francisco artist has something to say, or in the case of his Paris solo show at Perrotin, he has been listening. I’m Listening feels like a call and response with the audience, a wink and nod to graffiti’s legacy in his work where it always seems that Barry has been listening even if he has grown older and let the younger guard take over the streets. This presentation is a combination of the chaos of creativity found in illegal works as well as the…
Koto gives Amazon’s brand a global refresh without losing its smile
Over the past 18 months, Koto has worked quietly behind the scenes to unify Amazon’s sprawling visual ecosystem, redesigning the tech giant’s master brand and over 50 sub-brands into a modern, flex…
Preview: Robin F. Williams “Night Shift” @ Pace Prints, NYC
In what is always such an interesting place to showcase ones work with printmaking and works on paper, past cover artist Robin F. Williams is set to open Night Shift at Pace Prints this week.
Fifth Wall TV Presents Sebas Velasco “The Morning Will Change Everything” Film
A few weeks back, we reviewed the brilliant solo show The Morning Will Change Everything, Spanish-painter Sebas Velasco’s body of work at History Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Sarajevo. Today, we are excited to share Doug Gillen of Fifth Wall TV’s in-depth look at the exhibition, including interviews with Sebas and Art Historian and the Director of the History Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Elma Hasimbegovic. A great insight not only into Velasco’s practice but the history of the region.
‘I want to make resources that feel real’: Paul Metsers on Akoya Mockups
Akoya Mockups aims to bring a sense of authenticity to portfolio presentations. We chatted with its founder, Paul Metsers, about a passion project that resonates with thousands worldwide.
In a wor…