Not Shockboxx invited artists from everywhere to submit work for Wild, Weird, and Wonderful, a fully online exhibition celebrating the bold, the unexpected, and the unapologetically original. This is a space for work that does not quite fit anywhere else, or everywhere. The pieces that are too strange, too playful, too loud, too emotional, too […]

What do we see in museums? Displayed in glass cases and behind barriers, these objects appear, above all, static. Mirae kh Rhee explores how these objects came to be in their current locations. The artist questions who collects (or collected) what and why, and what messages are conveyed through collections of all kinds. Not least

This international group exhibition, includes artists who submitted artworks featuring people, places, and/or things. 

Figment is an exhibition that features whimsical, surreal, and/or fantasy themed artworks. The d’Art Center is seeking to exhibit works that come from the artist’s imagination and push the boundaries of reality and surrealism by depicting something purely from the artist’s mind! Works can also be inspired by fairy tales, legends, myths, mythical creatures, magic,

Culinary Consciousness

“The Playful Spirit” is a juried exhibition that evokes a sense of wonder and play. Northern California artists bring their most whimsical and imaginative works to monca, creating an atmosphere that celebrates creativity and joy. This exhibition is a perfect pairing with “My Cabinet of Curiosities” by Norma Lyon, as both shows highlight the playful

  A poetic ‘call to action’ and the context of so many of the excited messages, texts, and calls to loved ones on the way to the Cape. Especially so in the summer, in anticipation of those precious times we gather for unforgettable memories in this magical land. This exhibition aims to convey those emotions. 

Rochester Contemporary Art Center’s (RoCo) 6×6 exhibition brings together thousands of original artworks, made and donated by celebrities, international & local artists, designers, youth and YOU. Each artist may enter up to four artworks of any medium (2D or 3D). Artworks must be six inches square and signed only on the back, to be exhibited

With artistic methods, narrative or color application, the artists in this group exhibition are pushing the envelope as they “Challenge the Norm.”

Galleries Art Fair, Korea’s very first art fair, was established in 1979 to promote Korean works of art to the public and develop the art market. Based on decades of know-how and experience, Galleries Association of Korea is striving to foster artists by promoting projects to discover new artists, and communicate with the audience through