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Same address, new house: onlinegallery.art now runs on our own platform. What changed, what did not, and what to do if you are an artist here.
Every autumn the same e-mail arrives. A school, a hospice, a local foundation: would you donate a work for our fundraising evening? Most artists say yes. And most of them never hear what it sold for. We see both…
The Basel fair introduces Basel Exclusive — major works kept out of every preview until the doors open — alongside 59 Unlimited projects and art across the city.
Most art platforms keep 35 to 50 percent of every sale. We keep nothing. Here is why, and how that works in practice.
A profile page on someone else's platform is a room in their house. With Plus and Premium you get a house of your own.
No middleman holding your money, no anonymous checkout. You buy from a person, in your own currency.
Museums, galleries and art fairs worldwide, with what is on right now — and a map to find what is near you.
[Peter Boytsov](/en/boytsov/) is a Russian contemporary artist whose work blurs the boundaries between surrealism and symbolism. With a strong background in theater design and classical painting, Boytsov’s…
Pancho Porto (b. 1988, Santiago de Compostela, Spain) is a sculptor whose work is rooted in material exploration and narrative depth. Through clay, steel, bronze, and resins, Porto creates tactile forms that are as…
Edward Tsui is a Canadian visual artist whose sculptural work bridges architecture, memory, and materiality. Based in Toronto, Tsui has cultivated a practice that reflects his lifelong fascination with the built…
[Péter Duhaj](/en/p%C3%A9ter-duhaj/) is a Hungarian artist known for his strikingly realistic paintings, often rooted in personal experience, memory, and silent reflection. His self-taught approach combines technical…
Bert Hermans is a Dutch artist dedicated to figurative oil painting, with a strong focus on industrial and historical architecture. His work combines technical precision with poetic depth, inviting viewers to reflect…