Summer is the perfect time to invest in your gallery. For a limited time, we're offering 20% off all new Creator Plus subscriptions when you upgrade before 31 July 2026. Creator Plus gives you more of the tools that help you build a professional online gallery and grow your creative business. You'll benefit from Reduced […]
Creating great art is only part of the journey. Building a gallery that presents your work professionally, connects with collectors and supports your creative career is equally important. That's why we've created the The Definitive Guide to Gallery Success. Over the coming weeks, we'll guide you through fifteen practical steps, delivered in five parts, that […]
The world's biggest art fair has made a clear statement about the future of art. At this year's Art Basel , digital art, AI-assisted creativity and screen-based works took centre stage as galleries and collectors demonstrated growing confidence in digitally created art. The message was simple: digital art is no longer a niche category. It […]
The recent announcement that Pace Gallery is reducing its artist roster and cutting staff has sent ripples through the art world. As one of the largest and most influential galleries globally, Pace has long represented the traditional model of artistic success: securing gallery representation, gaining access to collectors and building a career through institutional support. […]
A major new exhibition at Yorkshire Sculpture Park is attracting attention across the UK art world. "Hold to This Earth" brings together work from more than 35 tribal nations and is being described as the largest exhibition of contemporary Native North American art ever staged in Britain. While the exhibition celebrates artistic excellence, it also […]
"EastEnders star in AI art controversy". Now there's a red-top headline that wasn't on our 2026 bingo card! But actor Jake Wood was forced to shut down an art exhibition early following public backlash over AI-generated imagery. The controversy has reopened familiar questions across the creative industry: What counts as art? Where does authorship begin […]
Art has always sparked conversation. A collector pauses in front of a painting. A visitor asks about the story behind a sculpture. Someone notices a detail others missed. Those moments matter and now LettsArt is making them part of your digital gallery experience. We’re excited to introduce Studio Rooms, a brand-new feature on LettsArt designed […]
A major new exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum is shining a light on contemporary artists from Asia, Australia and the Pacific, introducing many UK visitors to voices and styles they may never have encountered before. The exhibition reflects a broader shift happening across the art world: audiences are no longer discovering artists solely […]
When AI Becomes a Mirror: What Es Devlin’s New Portrait Project Says About the Future of Art What happens when artificial intelligence becomes part of the creative process? Es Devlin’s latest project, A National Portrait , in collaboration with Google, invites people across the UK to submit selfies which are then transformed by AI into […]
How Technology Is Helping Lost Art Come Back to Life When a forgotten artwork suddenly reappears decades later, it reminds us of something powerful: great art rarely disappears forever. Sometimes it simply waits for the right moment, the right audience, or the right technology to bring it back into view. That’s exactly what happened this […]
