Green Your Collection With The Work of These Eco-Conscious Artists

In celebration of Earth Day, we present the creations of three artists committed to environmental advocacy through their art.

In this interview New York collector Gregory Fraser shares his passion for art, architecture, and the joy of harmonizing the two.

Gifting art on Valentine’s Day is a unique and thoughtful way to express love and appreciation. Unlike traditional presents, art carries a timeless quality that transcends fleeting trends and captures the essence of emotions.

Bring the beauty of spring to your home with this refreshing selection of artwork from our curators.

Anita Thevissen harnesses the versatility of water-based media to unravel themes of femininity, psychology, and social alienation.

Filipina artist Belle Roth makes exuberant abstract paintings that uplift the spirit and mend the soul.

Visionaries such as Hilma af Klint and Wassily Kandinsky created paintings that challenged traditional aesthetics and defied representational art. Their profound impact on art history is not only evident through their works but also through the enduring legacy carried forward by contemporary artists today.

Discover how artists incorporate architectural elements into their aesthetic visions.

There has never been a better time to starting collecting art!

Art and science converge in a pas de deux, where imagination and exploration meet to shape our understanding of the world. Together, these disciplines collaborate harmoniously to elucidate a wide spectrum of concepts, spanning from pressing environmental issues to the intricacies of biological anatomy. 

As the world becomes more interconnected and diverse, contemporary artists embrace symbolism as a means to transcend cultural boundaries and tap into the shared human experience.

Fall is an exciting time of year for the New York art world. Galleries kickstart their programs with hundreds of exhibition openings and events and the city gears up for the first round of international art fairs, which attract thousands of art lovers, collectors, and industry professionals every year.

As we continue to navigate the ever-evolving landscape of art collecting, we can look to the Renaissance as a source of inspiration and guidance in our ongoing quest to understand and celebrate the transformative power of art.

From ancient fertility symbols to contemporary digital sculptures, artists have used their skills to explore, challenge, and celebrate what love is and what it looks like. Through symbolism and imagery, love in art is a dynamic force representative of the times—always enduring and transforming.

The History of Art Collecting trilogy presents a series of articles outlining the art collection as we know it today. In the first part, we highlight collecting practices from antiquity to the Renaissance.

In lieu of going places, the demand for art inspired by travel and wanderlust is at an all-time high.

The History of Art Collecting trilogy presents a series of articles outlining the art collection as we know it today. In the first part, we highlight collecting practices from antiquity to the Renaissance.

A must-go for art galleries and professionals: Miami Art Week, as lived by Gabriella Mazza, Agora Gallery’s Artist Liaison.