The Forbin Chateau is a place offering an artist in residency program, and the outstanding collection of graffiti art made in New York during 1980s and 1990s.
The current online exhibition at the Shelburne Museum's website is focused on the domains of the folk artist Anna Mary Robertson Moses aka Grandma Moses.
The current exhibition at Alison Jacques Gallery is focused on two seminal photographic series made by Gordon Parks during his time at Life magazine.
Gropius Bau is about to open an exhibition of immersive installations by the influential Nigerian-born Belgian environmental artist Otobong Nkanga.
Currently on display at Fundació Joan Miró is a survey of the legendary Indian artist Nalini Malani, winner of the 2019 Joan Miró Prize.
New York-based Daniel Cooney Fine Art reopens the exhibition of rarely seen drawings made by the famous illustrator Antonio Lopez during the 1980s.
In an online exhibition, ICA Milano explores the notion of fragility in contemporaneity with the works by nine international artists.
The exhibition at Centre Pompidou-Metz examines the major influence the practice of Yves Klein had on his contemporaries across the world.
This beautiful sensual blue artwork was made by Lee Ufan, a critically acclaimed artist and unique figure of Japanese avant-garde art.
The last blue artwork on this edition of our collectors' tip is simply called New Day and was made by the American abstract artist Marcy Rosenblat.
This blue neon installation was made in 2019 by the Danish artist group Superflex which is focused on inventing alternative economic models.
Natalia Koren Kropf mostly works with print which she uses to present her sensual forms.
This artwork was made by the French graffiti based artist Vincent Abadie Hafez better known as Zepha who mostly explores the domains of calligraphy.
This charming gradient blue print belongs to a print series Four Seasons of HOPE made by the one of the leading masters of Pop art, Robert Indiana
The fourth blue artwork on our list called Voluntas was made by Sam3, a Spanish artist known or simplistic, yet poetic and provocative works.
This artwork was made by Carlo D'Orta, an Italian photographer active for more than four decades who devotedly depicts people and landscapes.
The second blue artwork was made by American artists Adam Barker-Mill who devotedly explores the light through his installations and objects.
The first blue artwork on our list is a sculpture called Drachenkopf and was made by the established mid-career Austrian artist Karl Karner.