When I looked up at the night sky, I was searching for the brightest and most shining star. I got hurt as I walked between the dream I wished to pursue and the hard realities.

These are some of the words on which Francesco Arena based his third solo show in Galleria Raffaella Cortese’s three exhibition venues, Terza mostra: tre cose [Third exhibition: three things].

Lidija Ristić is a Serbian-American interdisciplinary artist living and working between Belgrade and New York. The essence of her practice is the making of hybrids and amalgamations.

„Happiness is all about contrasts“ the phrase I randomly heard somewhere in Moscow that totally changed my perception of the motherland. When I moved to Austria, I was trying to escape from everything.

ARTUNER is pleased to present „Sight and Touch“, an exhibition of artworks by Pia Krajewski. Opening on September 8th, 2021, the exhibition will be on view until the 19th of September.

It was a clear night and you see only the large blue shining moon. I feel the need to take a walk in the moonlight to search for true love. But in the end, I am fall in love just with the blue shining moon.

Les Nouveaux Riches is pleased to announce the open call for an international art wall calendar. A lot has happened, and it remains unknowingly exciting what is still to come. What do you expect?

Keta Bart is a visual fashion artist, photographer based in Vienna, Austria. She was born in Georgia and moved to Vienna in 2010 to study. She started working on this during the pandemic.

materiaprima is the new exhibition by Alice Mestriner (Treviso, 1994) and Ahad Moslemi (Teheran, 1983), visible from Monday 13 September to Saturday 9 October at Lancetti railway station in Milan.

The installation „At the Beginning and at the End“, conists of two different bodys of work: Two pieces from the installation „Deep touch pressure“ and a new series with the title „Sisters“.

Art on a Postcard (AOAP) is delighted to have engaged the curating skills of Mollie E Barnes AKA She Curates to produce a mini auction as part on The Hepatitis C Trust’s 20 year celebrations.

Watching the Sun at Midnight at Museum Frieder Burda and Headlines at the museum’s Berlin exhibition space Salon Berlin brings together works spanning all phases of Sieverding’s pioneering.

Valerie Habsburg has been working with photography archives for several years. Her specific point of interest is personal archive – private family chronicles, documented intimate moments.

Ariane Heloise Hughes is based in London. Graduating with a BA in painting from Camberwell in 2019, Ariane then spent a year making work and assisting sculptor Dario Ghibaudo in Milan.

Annina Roescheisen unveils a selection of photographs from her acclaimed Bridging Grey performative video piece marking the series’ European debut after being shown for the first and only time in NY.

In Southeastern Turkey, just kilometers from the Syrian border, is Sirkhane: a mobile darkroom that travels from village-to-village teaching children how to shoot, develop, and print their own photographs.

Michaela Younge was born in 1993 in Cape Town, South Africa. The artist graduated from the Michaelis School of Fine Art in 2015, receiving distinctions in both her theoretical and practical studies.

In 2013 Adrian Ghenie reached a peak in his artistic career, being on the lips of almost everybody, aficionados or TV hosts. His commercial success stimulated the imagination of many people.

Georg Óskar currently works and lives in Oslo, Norway. Infused with a distinct twist, Oskar’s narratives are often sarcastic, but always offer genuine observations of his lived and built environment.

A project in between the domestic life and the virtual experience. A space obtained from a private house in Milan dedicated to display works by artists in touch with the gallery, presented by a brief essay.

Denise Lobont is currently living in Bucharest, Romania after a period of time studying and working in France in the fine arts and fashion industry. She graduated Bachelor’s in Fine Arts in Bucharest.

Since Maria Orfano was young she developed passion for drawing and painting; until the age of 24 her art was mainly focused on figurative and pictorial works, with a certain interest towards digital art.

Ian Cumberland was born in Banbridge, Northern Ireland in 1983. He graduated from Ulster University in 2006, receiving a BA in Fine and Applied Art. He works primarily with paint and installation.

Two clear liquids put together on the cellulose suddenly turn purple. I try and try again, I run out of all the antiseptics for the house. The feeling of transforming substances, like an alchemist.

Sergey Melnitchenko was born in 1991 in Mykolayiv, Ukraine. Founder and curator of the school of conceptual and art photography MYPH. Member of UPHA – Ukrainian Photo Alternative.

Again and again René Holm takes up existential Themes and locates Them in nature. Frequent Humans appears as themselves in Rene‘ Holm’s paintings, sometimes however only by Human traces.

Evanescence, such is the artistic concept of the painter Sardoine Mia. Painting a broken, cracked and reconstructed world, the 23-year-old artist faints in her universe with which she says she is one.

Tincuța Marin was born in Galați, Romania. Now she lives and works in Cluj-Napoca. Tincuța has five pets, four cats named Fun-fun, Dimitrie, Orlando & Rumpumpel and a dog named Giorgii.

Titled Come Together, the playful, multicolored installation takes over the festival’s 100-meter-wide rotunda, bringing together works by Kerim Seiler spanning various mediums and dimensions.