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The second edition of SPARK Art Fair is confirmed, BAF has been postponed to March and Arte Fiera has been postponed to May, so something in this world muffled by Covid is starting to revive a little;

...SPARK Art Fair has announced that the exhibition will be held at the Marx Halle from 24 to 27 June with the participation of fifty-six galleries from Austria and neighboring countries.

A one-way day trip unravels easily in the vivid and colorful, remote and unruly visions of Gergő Szinyova’s paintings, along a path that could be described as almost dangerous and reckless only if undertaken with the fixed intention of a planned return at the outset.

Following the last few months’ challenges, Kisterem steps out of its boundaries for a while.

Artangel has announced a new funding initiative for early-career UK-based artists, providing £5000 grants to 19 artists.

From Prague to Berlin, Budapest, Riga, Kyiv and Minsk – our contributors and editors sum up the ups and downs of art in 2018.

The FIAC art fair has announced the exhibitor list today for its 2017 edition. Galleries from 26 countries, from Hong Kong to Hungary, will bring work to the 44th edition of the Parisian fair, which opens to the public on October 19.

The Liste Art Fair, a satellite fair around Art Basel dedicated to young artists and emerging galleries, has named the exhibitors for its 2017 edition.

The International Contemporary Art Fair has announced the 185 international galleries, including 42 newcomers, that will gather together at the Grand Palais in Paris for the fair’s 43rd edition, which will run October 20–23.

1, 2, 3: In this Snapshot video we have a look at Gyula Várnai’s sound installation Philophony (courtesy of Szűcs Collection, Budapest), which was part of the exhibition Bookmarks – Hungarian neo-avant garde and post-conceptual art from the late 1960s to the present at Art...