Art Exhibitions and Reviews

Introduction Vlogging didn’t fade when other content shortcuts burned out. It adapted. Through waves of platform changes, pandemic aftermaths, and shifting audience habits, vlogging held on because it’s real, personal, and hard to fake. Where scripted trends come and go, people still crave connection. That’s what vlogs deliver. In 2024, the game’s changing. Faster algorithms, […]

Portraiture hasn’t lost its place. It’s just changed shape. In contemporary art, portraiture goes far beyond getting someone’s face right. Now, it’s a tool for storytelling, for asking questions, and for disrupting norms. The face still matters, but so do the layers around it — context, history, symbolism. Today’s artists aren’t chasing accuracy. Instead, they

Identity, Surveillance, and Algorithmic Aesthetics Performing the Self Online In today’s vlogging landscape, creators must constantly manage and perform their identities. Online personas are curated with careful attention—not just to expression, but also to reception. This process of self-performance is influenced by multiple factors: Expectations of followers and fans Platform norms and trending aesthetics Pressure

Stripping Art Down to Ideas Over Aesthetics Art isn’t just about what you see anymore. It’s about what you think. From the early 20th century to now, artists have been pushing hard against the idea that beauty or technical skill alone defines art. What matters more is the idea behind the work. The shift was

Contemporary art markets aren’t confined by borders anymore. What used to be driven by a few cities—like New York, London, and Paris—is now a decentralized web of galleries, fairs, collectors, and online platforms spread across the globe. A piece can be created in Lagos, picked up by a curator in Berlin, and sold to a