2025 Cheongju Craft Biennale – Truly The Best?
The Cheongju Craft Biennale – is it THE best show about craft objects you’ve never heard of? Read for What / Where / When it is, and what you can expect to see
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Exploring Basquiat’s “Signs” Exhibition in Seoul
Reviewing the Jean-Michel Basquiat exhibit “Signs: Connecting Past and Future,” in Seoul. An expansive exhibit, showcasing 70 pieces and personal notebooks. We recommend.
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Arario Museum: Seoul’s Hidden Gem for Contemporary Art Lovers
ArtNomads visited the Arario Museum in Seoul, a true “hidden gem” of contemporary art, and well worth your time. Read on for a preview and what to expect from this emotionally intense collection.
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Sharjah Biennial 16 – An Art surprise in the desert
We attended the 2024 Sharjah Biennial; after 7 days and well over 1000 pictures, we can say the biennial was a welcome “surprise in the desert”!
Dubai, with its glitzy towers, gets all the press, but it’s Sharjah to the south that appears to have a solid focus on the arts, putting all that oil & gas revenue to good work.
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Art Basel – Switzerland: What and How to maximize your art experience
Art Basel showcases the best in contemporary and modern art from artists and galleries worldwide. If you’ve never been, you’ll find the following both helpful and inspirational.
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Europe | Italy | Art | Art Fairs & Art Weeks
The Venice Biennale: ArtNomads’ Practical Guide For First Timers
ArtNomads visited Italy for The Venice Biennale; here are our practical suggestions and tips for first-time visitors.
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Zurich Art Weekend – A Helpful Guide for First-Timers
ArtNomads visited Zurich Art Weekend 2024 – Read on for our guide: when & where to go, and how to get the most out of your visit!
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Spotlight: The Best Unofficial Art Exhibition At Venice Biennale 2024
ArtNomads’ review of Arne Quinze & SwizzBeatz’ excellent “Are We The Aliens”, unofficial companion exhibition to Venice Biennale,
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Yoko Ono’s Exhibition at Tate Modern Changed My Mind
ArtNomads’ review of the Yoko Ono exhibit Music of the Mind, as installed at Tate Modern, 2024. Read to know whether it’s worth your time!
