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Online Gallery has a new home
Online Gallery
Online Gallery has a new home

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.

Mimi Revencu
Artist spotlight
Mimi Revencu

A Romanian painter who weaves folklore and everyday moments into lush, symbolic worlds.

Michael R Hayter: Painting the Human Condition
Artist spotlight
Michael R Hayter: Painting the Human Condition

A Bristol painter explores depression, childhood, and spiritual experience through figurative work.

A guide to where art actually hangs
Online Gallery
A guide to where art actually hangs

Museums, galleries and art fairs worldwide, with what is on right now — and a map to find what is near you.

Dolgor Seine-Dugarova: From Pain to Creation
Artist spotlight
Dolgor Seine-Dugarova: From Pain to Creation

A Siberian-born artist now based in the Netherlands transforms loss into vibrant, geometric abstractions and intimate still lifes.

The Enduring Charm of Jigsaw Puzzles: A Journey Through Time, Mind, and Play
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The Enduring Charm of Jigsaw Puzzles: A Journey Through Time, Mind, and Play

Puzzles have fascinated people for centuries, offering a blend of entertainment, relaxation, and challenge. Among the many puzzle formats that exist, riddles, crosswords, Sudoku, and logic games, one type has…

Louis van der Linden – Contemporary Realism Rooted in Experience and Reflection
Editor’s picks
Louis van der Linden – Contemporary Realism Rooted in Experience and Reflection

Louis van der Linden’s work stands firmly within the tradition of contemporary realism, while simultaneously exploring the subtle tension between representation and the painterly process. His paintings are not merely…

Alan Daysh: painting distance and atmosphere
Artist spotlight
Alan Daysh: painting distance and atmosphere

[Alan Daysh](/en/alan-daysh/) is a landscape painter who grew up on the Isle of Wight[1] in southern England. On his Fine Art America profile he writes that he is a landscape painter from the Isle of Wight and that…

An Art Buyer's Guide To STIK
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An Art Buyer's Guide To STIK

STIK is a British street artist whose minimalist style has captivated the art world and collectors alike. Known for his simple yet evocative stick-figure characters, STIK’s work is highly sought after, with pieces…

How to Build a Creative Career as a Remote Artist in Europe
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How to Build a Creative Career as a Remote Artist in Europe

An artist's job has changed significantly since Michelangelo's time. With a classical education and knowledge of the basics of color arrangement, composition, human anatomy, and the history of fine art, the ability…

Love in Times of War - Butterflies in the Stomach in the 1940s
Museum & gallery
Love in Times of War - Butterflies in the Stomach in the 1940s

The connection between love and war is intimate and as old as humanity itself. Under the threat of death, life—and love—are often experienced more intensely. During World War II, the conflict influenced the romantic…

Do I, as an artist, need a website?
Editor’s picks
Do I, as an artist, need a website?

In today's digital world, where art and technology meet, having your own website is more than just a luxury; it is a necessity for every serious artist. While social media is an important tool for sharing work, a…

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