Do you love art but don’t want to spend too much on it? If so, the Affordable Art Fair in London is the perfect place for you. Here, you can explore vibrant and diverse art at various price points. The fair offers a great chance for both art lovers and new buyers to discover stunning paintings and sculptures. With its…
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Somerset House has taken the shape of a stunning neoclassical building nestled in the heart of London which has moved from royal residence to one of the city’s most vibrant cultural landmarks. It sits over the River Thames and is the host of a wide variety of art exhibitions, creative events, and world-famous fairs. Somerset House has a role in…
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Every year, Art Basel brings the world’s art scene to the picturesque city of Basel, Switzerland. Founded in 1970, this prestigious art fair has gradually become a key event for contemporary and modern art. It takes place in Messe Basel, a state-of-the-art exhibition hall designed by Herzog & de Meuron. Over the years, this venue has attracted art collectors, curators,…
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MARTE is an annual contemporary art fair tucked into Castellón de la Plana that has risen to become one of the most electrifying cultural events in the region. It brings together emerging and established artists, collectors, gallery owners, and art lovers from around the world year after year. MARTE doesn’t simply represent an exhibition; it is also the dynamic canvas…
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Miss Tic’s Femmes Passives is street art but also a bold statement. This Parisian artist’s famous piece has striking visuals but thought-provoking words to stop you in your tracks. Miss Tic could make everyday walls burst into a crime of their own. She spoke about women, society, and the world, always in a personal and universal way. Below is a…
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Miss Tic’s Femme de l’être isn’t street art isn’t anything but a declaration of intent shrouded in poetry and simplicity. This artwork plays with our perception of womanhood with a Parisian touch, mixing words and visuals amidst all of the images. Miss Tic’s mark on the walls of Paris also found its way to the hearts of those who saw…
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When an ancient Greek god steps off their marble pedestal in the vivid, chaotic world of street art, what happens? PichiAvo gives you Poseidon and Nike. It’s not just something you see it’s something you feel. An exciting example of art that joins the past with the present, reporting in a mixture of classical mythology with the best of the…
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Think of a painting so rich you finally feel alive. It’s Antonio Saura’s Portrait imaginaire de Goya. It’s not even your typical portrait. Saura does not give us a tidy, realistic view of Francisco Goya. But he gets into Goya’s spirit—the messy, brash, and high revolution. One of Spain’s most celebrated modernist artists, Antonio Saura, used this piece to pay…
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There is a beating heart in Paris part of which is the art on their walls. Miss Tic, one of the city’s most famous street artists, took her bold stencils and poetic words to combine in her work among the city’s cities. One of her standout creations is L’art résiste au temps, which means “Art resists time.” It’s not just…
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Antonio Saura’s Gritos? Speak softly? It screams. Raw emotions tattooed in this artwork can make you question why you were not affected instantly. It is wild, bold, and unforgettable. You don’t just feel Gritos, you see it. It is a brilliant work by the artist Antonio Saura, a master of expression in his own special, and abstract way. Gritos is…
