Set within the historic Palazzo Pisani Revedin in Venice, Italy, PATHs is a pioneering satellite art exhibition running parallel to the 60th Venice Biennale this Fall 2024. This chapter of the installation, featuring and curated by multidisciplinary artist @SamHeydt—founder of @Kitsch-Art-Bodega—explores the Biennale's theme, “Foreigners Everywhere,” through a dynamic interplay of artistic voices and diverse mediums.
📅 Exhibition Dates: September 24 - November 24, 2024
📍 Venue: Palazzo Pisani Revedin, Venice, Italy
Meet contemporary recycled media artist Sam Heydt whose work confronts the crises of our times, and her father William Heydt, whose classically rendered watercolor paintings celebrate the people and places of Newport.
Aired: 04/24/23
Rating: NR
Founded in 2005 by Helen Marriage and Nicky Webb, the company’s aim is to work with artists to create unique, large-scale experiences that appeal to the widest possible audience. We don’t believe the arts should take place only behind the closed doors of theatres, concert halls or galleries. Instead, you will find us working in the street, public squares, along the coast or in the countryside.
From London to Liverpool, Durham and Derry~Londonderry, we have transformed places across the UK. Bringing communities together through our learning and participation work, we leave a legacy of skills and newfound potential behind.
The Guardian Newspaper Feature | The Gallery Without Walls | #theGallerys2 Artichoke | Feb 2023
For the next month, 11 artists have their work exhibited in a ‘gallery without walls’ – that is, on billboards and digital screens around the UK – with the aim of provoking public debate and saying something about the issues of our time. This year’s submissions were on the theme of ‘the state we’re in’ and address disability, housing, the pandemic, mental health, refugees, capitalism and Boris Johnson’s birthday cake
This gallery was produced as part of a media partnership between the Guardian and Artichoke, reflecting the Guardian’s support for arts and culture initiatives
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The idea of Collect Art came to light at the end of December 2019, in order to support Georgian and international artists during the pandemic, however, the experience accumulated over the years and current processes pushed us to play more with Collect Art and give it different workloads.
On January 1, 2020, Collect Art was launched in the online space and we started to reach our goal. The online space allowed us to quickly reach the voice of the international artistic field. In the autumn of the same year, we started publishing magazines, and at the same time launching online exhibitions, the number of interested artists has already exceeded 500, from 96 countries of the world. In total, we have released 16 issues of seasonal magazines and special editions.
During 3 years, we were able to help several successful artists, such as Nata Buachidze, Salome Kobulashvili, Tamriko Melikishvili, George Chaushba, and many more, whose works were exhibited at the Paris Art Week, the Venice Biennale, the National Museum of Madrid and etc...
The purpose of Collect Art is to build a bridge between Georgian and international cultural events and artists, to give a chance others to think from a different perspective, and to make art even more accessible to those interested in the field of culture.
The Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden is an art museum beside the National Mall, in Washington, D.C., United States. The museum was initially endowed during the 1960s with the permanent art collection of Joseph H. Hirshhorn
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Bulletin Of Atomic Energy | Interview on Doomsday Clock | July 2022
The Bulletin equips the public, policymakers, and scientists with the information needed to reduce man-made threats to our existence. The Bulletin is an independent, nonprofit 501 (c) (3) organization. We gather a diverse array of the most informed and influential voices tracking man-made threats and bring their innovative thinking to a global audience. We apply intellectual rigor to the conversation and do not shrink from alarming truths.
The Bulletin is committed to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. The profound challenges of our moment cannot be met without increasing the diversity of background and perspective of our organization. Data show that homogenous organizations have blind spots that obscure incoming risks and areas of opportunities. The Bulletin is determined to improve diversity along the lines of age, gender, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and gender identity and expression. We are less far along on race and ethnicity than we are in improving diversity in the other categories. No one person makes a team diverse, but together, we are committed to moving intentionally toward greater diversity so that we may better represent our growing audience and more powerfully reflect and advance our mission that affects all humanity.
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Discover 30+ expertly curated playlists of artwork on the Loupe TV App on Apple TV, Amazon Fire, Android TV and Comcast X1, all designed for your desired ambiance. Whether you’re in the mood for Surreal Art, Abstract Art, Tranquil Art, Happy Hour, or more, Loupe has continuously-updated art channels that fit your taste and style.
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Independent ad-free online art gallery, dedicated to discovering and promoting art. A common space for artists, photographers, designers, and other artists.
Independent ad-free online art gallery, dedicated to discovering and promoting art. A common space for artists, photographers, designers, and other artists.
For the Spring Issue, Collect art presents artists, working in different media, such as painting, drawing, sculpture, ceramics, contemporary jewelry, textile, installation, illustration, mixed media, photography, and digital art.
The theme for the issue is ‘CHANGE'
Digital Chroma Agency is a Berlin-based independent event and artist management agency, working with emerging and established artists and creating events
Thought Art Magazine is a luxury print publication, with a collection of thought-provoking contemporary & fine art works, designed to connect artists from around the globe directly to galleries & collectors.
Working Artist is an independent, printed art magazine created by creatives for creatives. Our aim is to make a statement and support other artists by presenting their artworks.
Al-Tiba9 Contemporary Art Magazine reflects modern society and its environment through the works of experimental contemporary artists, showcased for their innovation and vision in photography, sculpture, performance, painting, installation, design and architecture, and fashion. The Magazine features selected artists from around the world who embody in their work a spirit of inspired forward thinking and vision, provoking conversation and action. The ISSUES are a unique space where individual artists and designers can express their vision and become the original media themselves. Those featured in the ISSUES enjoy the full international reach of Al-Tiba9’s extensive network of galleries, museums, art dealers, collectors, art professionals, art lovers, and academics all over the world, while engaging daily with followers through social media, print, website, and digital publication. The ISSUES are also recommended for the Doctoral degree in Design at Japan’s TAMA Art University.
Metrozehnelf is an independent, experimental approach of a printed art magazine and collective located in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. We have set ourselves the goal of bringing together the art of different people on a particular topic. We, therefore, offer a platform for a wide range of people to bring their current works to the public and to inspire readers with their works, as well as to stimulate reflection.
Metrozehnelf was founded in November 2019.
WerkHaus Zine is a collective space to document and re-imagine our urban lives and spaces. It is a print and digital photography zine made in the UK.
Zest Hall is proud to announce our anniversary exhibition “ONE”: a show which celebrates our one year mark since launching Round Lemon. During our first year, our team has put all its passion, effort and expertise into supporting talented artists and offering them a free platform to access a broader art network. We believe that all talents deserve the chance to demonstrate their abilities, as well as the opportunity to be seen and recognised. 
We are an international art publication which aims to promote art to the masses and inspire others through art where it could be seen on a digital platform
Salt 'n' Sauce | Issue 1 | Featured
Salt ’n’ Sauce is an Edinburgh based, independent art submission magazine. The purpose of which is to try and support artists by providing a platform to share and promote their work.
Al-Tiba9 Contemporary Art is an international exhibition of contemporary art, featuring art in the field of Photography, Installation, Sculpture, Video art, Virtual Art, Performance, and Fashion design. Its annual exhibitions held at MAMA National Modern and Contemporary Art Museum of Algiers, majestic five-story building, is one of the jewels of neo-Moorish architecture and popular venue for contemporary art in Algeria. Al-Tiba9 Contemporary Art aims to seize, in a particular way, the social reality that consists of creating an interface between the West and the Arab world.
Al-Tiba9 exhibits many well-known, established artists from different backgrounds. It introduces emergent artists to the international scene with a primary focus on contemporary art reflecting modern society and its environment, encouraging innovation and diversity of mediums, which engage potentially the today’s art scene. For this reason, Mohamed Benhadj, founder and curator, has established annual international exhibitions since the Al-Tiba9 foundation in 2013. This has grown a network of collaborations with museums in Algeria and Spain, Art professionals, and international artists.
Artmagazineium showcases a mix of admirable artworks from around the world, New Contemporary Art and also emerging and distinguished artists.
Jacobo Garcia Gil speaks about his collection, Divide by ZeroTM, and the role of technology in bringing art collections to a wider audience, and his belief in the strength of Hong Kong’s art scene.
Boomer is a London based art gallery created by a group of London based artists and art enthusiasts who aim to transcend the gap between culture and art.
During a year of global pandemic, social upheaval, political chaos, economic devastation, almost 1,000 artists from all over the planet, mostly strangers to one another, are creating the largest compendium of ekphrastic exchanges ever assembled. TELEPHONE is unlike any art exhibition in history. That’s not marketing hyperbole. That’s just a straight statement of fact. The full exhibition of approximately 950 original, directly interconnected works by artists from 70 countries will be published on April 10th, 2021.