Discover emerging artists and tomorrow's stars in the art world.
Discover Elian Almeida, an emerging artist from Rio de Janeiro, whose powerful figurative paintings re-center Afro-Brazilian narratives. His dual show at Nara Roesler New York is a significant milestone, marking him as an artist to watch.
A groundbreaking £1M art prize from Serpentine & FLAG Art Foundation coincides with rising stars like Nour Malas & Tepedino at Art Basel Miami Beach.
Anna Weyant is redefining contemporary painting with her unique blend of classical technique and psychologically charged narratives. Discover why her art is making waves and setting auction records.
The German-Japanese painter combines Eastern and Western traditions into a unique visual language that bridges cultures and creates luminous worlds of color and form.
The Canadian artist Tau Lewis is conquering the international art world with her textile sculptures that weave together history, identity, and collective memory.
Argentine artist La Chola Poblete made history as the first trans and brown artist from Argentina to reach the Venice Biennale, receiving a special mention from the jury for work confronting discrimination through healing.
Hong Kong-born artist Tiffany Sia won the Baloise Art Prize at Art Basel 2024 for installations exploring militarized landscapes and political memory through found footage and film.
American painter Shara Hughes transforms landscape tradition through chromatic intensity and imaginative freedom. Her Norton Museum survey marks a mid-career coronation.
Nigerian artist Nengi Omuku paints not on canvas but on sanyan, a traditional Yoruba handspun fabric, creating works that ground contemporary vision in ancestral craft. Her Frieze London 2024 presentation, selected by Yinka Shonibare, marked her arrival.
Angolan artist Sandra Poulson brought her powerful papier-mâché installations to both the Venice Biennale and MoMA PS1, exploring her country's complex history through craft and video.
Newark-born artist Kiyan Williams transforms reclaimed earth and architectural remnants into powerful meditations on race, history, and the ground beneath our feet.
At 26, Libyan artist Nour Jaouda became one of the youngest artists in the Venice Biennale's main exhibition, bringing her luminous textile works exploring displacement and belonging to the world stage.
Canadian artist Lotus L. Kang emerged as a breakout star of the 2024 Whitney Biennial with her mesmerizing installation of unfixed photographic film, capturing the poetry of impermanence.
Sudanese-Norwegian artist Ahmed Umar won the prestigious Baloise Art Prize at Art Basel 2024, bringing his powerful exploration of queer identity and Islamic tradition to international attention.
At just 29, Los Angeles native Ser Serpas brought their raw, urgent sculptures to the Whitney Biennial, emerging as the youngest artist in the prestigious survey and a voice impossible to ignore.
Los Angeles-based painter Lucy Bull achieved a stunning new auction record of 2.38 million dollars at Christie's Hong Kong, solidifying her position as one of the most sought-after painters of her generation.
British painter Jadé Fadojutimi continues to shatter expectations, setting a new auction record of nearly 2 million dollars while redefining what abstract painting can achieve in the 21st century.
At just 26, Montreal-based filmmaker Joyce Joumaa became the youngest artist at the 60th Venice Biennale, bringing her powerful exploration of memory and displacement to the world stage.
Beyond the striking imagery lies a sophisticated philosophy about space, belonging, and the stories we tell ourselves about civilization and nature.
German artist Brandhoek creates sculptural photographs that place wild animals on sofas – a quiet meditation on the boundary between civilization and wilderness.