Annabel Keenan

5 days ago | theartnewspaper.com | Annabel Keenan

A selection of Korea's most exciting contemporary artists have been selected for this year's Korean Artists Today, a long-term project which will see a cohort of artists chosen each year for their potential to make it on the global stage. See the full list here. Min ha Park began creating art as a kind of “teenage rebellion”, she says. She studied classical music in her youth in Seoul and trained as a violinist.

1 week ago | artsy.net | Annabel Keenan

Whether you buy art for your home or admire it in galleries and museums, establishing your taste is a personal journey. Some enthusiasts may be inspired by an artwork’s meaning or the artist’s story, embracing a message that resonates with them or perhaps challenges their own viewpoints. Others might be guided by factors like aesthetics and an artist’s market to help shape their preferences. And for some, the process is purely intuitive.

1 week ago | wallpaper.com | Annabel Keenan

In a thoughtfully researched and visually captivating new book, author Marc Zinaman offers an intimate journey through the places where a century of LGBTQ+ history in New York City took place. A New York native, Zinaman sheds light on everything from the city’s early bathhouses and balls of the 1920s to the joyful debauchery of Club Cumming, still thriving today.

3 weeks ago | artsy.net | Annabel Keenan

Photography is as rich a discipline as any, with artists producing captivating and poignant images using a range of skills and techniques. Buying photographs offers a way to diversify the mediums in your collection. And, for artists who work in multiple disciplines, photography typically comes with price tags that are lower than those on something like a painting or sculpture.

4 weeks ago | theartnewspaper.com | Annabel Keenan

The Indigo Arts Alliance (IAA), a non-profit and artist residency in Portland, Maine, has purchased the 8,000 sq. ft building it had been renting since its founding in 2018. The building, which was purpose-built and designed with IAA co-founders Daniel and Marcia Minter, houses artists’ studios, offices and spaces for exhibitions and programming that IAA uses to support Black and Brown artists in particular.