Yilin Bai’s art practice bridges cultural narratives and ecological themes, crafting visually striking works that invite reflection on identity, consumerism, and humanity’s connection to the natural world.
Respondents from Mainland China, in particular, recorded the highest levels of spending, signaling resilience in the region. Confidence among HNWIs remains strong, with a large majority optimistic about the second half of the year.
Celebrating its 10th year at the Shanghai Exhibition Centre, ART021 Shanghai reaffirms its role as a dynamic cultural hub, connecting the global and local art scenes through innovation, diversity, and artistic dialogue.
Ziyi Wang (b. 1999) creates an artistic world that is both mysterious and deeply engaging, merging body movement, floral imagery, and mystic symbols into a distinctive digital practice. A multifaceted artist specialising in moving images and digital art, Wang’s work bridges the traditional and the contemporary, offering viewers a meditation on identity, ritual, and cultural heritage.
New directions in layout and themes position Frieze as a platform for innovation and resilience. Bringing together over 270 galleries from 47 countries, the fair offered a rich synthesis of contemporary art with works that span centuries (Frieze Masters).
In the exhibition ART COLLECTIVE: From the One to the Many, Ellie Davies showcased two of her signature works, 'Milk Harvest' and 'One For Sorrow, Two For Joy'.
Through themes of mimicry and possessiveness, Winnie Chen examines the boundaries between self-protection and vulnerability.
10th November 2024, West Bund Art & Design perfectly wrapped in Shanghai, China. Shanghai's two flagship art fairs, Art021 and the West Bund Art & Design Fair, saw a rise in budding collectors interested in younger and more diverse artists.
Sun is the recipient of the Emerging Artist Excellence Award at the 22nd London Design Festival, captivating audiences with her dynamic brushwork and spontaneous creativity.
The visual identity of ART COLLECTIVE: From the One to the Many harnesses the symbolic power of animals, transforming the exhibition into an exploration of individual creativity within a collective imagination.
Exploring Surrealist roots and collective creativity, the Exquisite Corpse Public Programme with Royal College of Art students bring the collaborative spirit into the heart of the ArtCollective exhibition at Saatchi Gallery.
On 18th September, the Saatchi Gallery hosted a forum for the exhibition "ART COLLECTIVE: From the One to the Many". Led by Chief Curator Nelson Qin and Guest Curator Joe Richards, the session explored the question: “Can freedom of speech exist in art today?”
The opening of "ART COLLECTIVE: From the One to the Many" at Saatchi Gallery was a layered celebration of artistic expression, focusing not only on visual art but also on live performance as a medium for collective experience.
This annual award continues LAC’s vision of nurturing talent in contemporary art, advancing research and practice, and encouraging artist participation with an open and diverse approach. It aims to broaden public engagement and amplify the visibility and impact of outstanding contemporary works.
In “ART COLLECTIVE: From the One to the Many” at Saatchi Gallery, Yi Chen presented a series of his surprising wall art sculptures Living Organisms Series.
This September, LondonArt Collective (LAC) had the honour of presenting its annual large-scale exhibition at Saatchi Gallery as part of the 22nd London Design Festival. Titled “ART COLLECTIVE: From the One to the Many”, the exhibition ran from 17th to 19th September 2024.
London Art Collective presents the 22nd London DesignFestival exhibition “ART COLLECTIVE: From the One to the Many” at Saatchi Gallery, from 17th to 19th September 2024. This exhibition, taking place during the London Design Festival, explores the relationship between art collectives and individuals by showcasing the impact of collaborative work on society.
Gutong Chen's Wearable Landscapeoffers an exploration of the human body through the lens of Eastern living andtraditional Chinese aesthetics.
LondonArt Collective (LAC) honour to present the yearly major exhibition “ROTOR ——The Le Carrousel du Louvre Contemporary Art Exhibition 2024”, from 21st February to 22nd February 2024.
Central to our initiative is the forum themed "Starting International Careers: A Guide for Emerging Artists". We extend invitations to researchers, gallerists, institution directors and curators based in Paris and London to share their insights and experience.
London Art Collective (LAC) honour to present the yearly major exhibition “ROTOR —— The Le Carrousel du Louvre Contemporary ArtExhibition 2024”, from 21st February to 22nd February 2024. Organised in collaboration with le Carrousel du Louvre, Paris, Atelier Véron, Ricardo Fernandes Gallery, and Sobering Galerie.
We are delighted to explore the studio of Emily Lazerwitz, as killed artist adept in both technology and textile arts. Born in 1991 inWashington D.C. (USA), Emily effortlessly integrates her passion for text, language, coding, data, and the meticulous crafts of knitting and tufting, creating a seamless symphony of creativity.
The encounter provided a unique insight into Shkvarkina's captivating painting process, revealing the seamless integration of traditional pigments and paper into a contemporary artistic expression.
The London Art Collective (LAC) had the honor of visiting the studio of acclaimed artist Ellie Niblock on 20th November. During this exclusive engagement, Niblock generously shared her latest works and offered insights derived from her inaugural collaboration with LAC during the 2023 London Design Festival.
Mid-career artist Edgar Racy, celebrated for delving into contemporary cultural, social, and political issues, opens his artistic realm to us through a distinctive studio visit.
Born in Romania in 1993 and now based in London, UK, Ioana is an energetic figurative artist whose oeuvrerevolves around myths, legends, and the human psyche.
London Art Collective has collaborated with the talented Berlin-based artist Lizz Lunney to bring a unique installation into the facade of the exhibition space in Mayfair.
"On Purple: The Purpose of Hue" has successfully concluded. For more information about the exhibition, please refer to the press release for the exhibition review.
The London Design Festival and London Art Collective awarded prizes to the participating artists. The editors of The Times and The Sun presented the awards to the winners.
From 16th September to 18th September 2023, London Art Collective (LAC) is pleased to present an exhibition entitled “On Purple: The Purpose of Hue”. This extraordinary exhibition as a part of the 21st London Design Festival 2023, features nearly 50 pieces by both international and local artists.
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London Art Collective (LAC) has unveiled the vibrant hues of the exhibition "On Purple: The Purpose of Hue", enchanting renowned Parisian landmarks the Louvre.
London Art Collective (LAC) has transformed iconic London landmarks Tower Hill with shades of purple, promoting their "On Purple: The Purpose of Hue" exhibition's philosophy.
London Art Collective (LAC) hosted a pop-up event at the London Southbank Centre on July 13th, for the upcoming 2023 London Design Festival exhibition, "On Purple: The Purpose of Hue."
Neo-Space is a space full of creativity and imagination.
London Design Festival celebrates and promotes the city as a design capital on theglobal stage.