September in London moves from park to room to academy. Frieze Sculpture animates Regent’s Park (17 Sep–2 Nov), “Interior Motives” probes the domestic at Hauser & Wirth (to 20 Sep), and Kerry James Marshall reshapes the canon at the Royal Academy (20 Sep–18 Jan). Public, private, and historical realms meet. Frieze Sculpture 2025 — Regent’s […]
Hauser & Wirth's decision to open in Palo Alto poses a fresh approach to art engagement, focusing on intimate connections and local partnerships. The space aims to bridge art with the neighbourhood's daily life. If you want to understand where the art world is drifting, watch where the mega-galleries plant their flags. The newest pennant […]
A new report in The Times paints a stark picture: the UK’s creative sector (spanning art, music, film, architecture, gaming and more) added a staggering £124 billion to the economy in 2023. That’s 5.2% of the nation’s GDP and over 2.3 million jobs. Yet despite its importance, artists and creatives face mounting challenges: heavy bureaucracy, shrinking […]
You're an artist not a web designer, copywriter or marketer. But in today’s digital world, showcasing your art online often demands all of the above. That’s where LettsArt’s Art Intelligence features come in. Built with artists in mind, our AI tools simplify the behind-the-scenes work so you can focus on what matters most: making art. […]
Uncover the strategies behind establishing a clear artistic identity and effectively showcasing work in the modern art landscape with LettsArt. Entering the art world as an emerging artist or a new collector can feel intimidating, yet the landscape has never been more open to fresh voices and new perspectives. For artists, success today means more […]
Big news. LettsArt has had a powerful upgrade! Introducing LettsArt 2.5. As well as major speed improvements on loading and managing your art, you’ll also see: Updated Dashboard design to accommodate faster, easier administration of your gallery. Better mobile experience to keep you updating and responding on the go. More Art Intelligence , including AI […]
The art world is feeling the pinch. As a recent Artsy article outlines, high interest rates, inflation and economic uncertainty are reshaping the global art market. Blue-chip galleries are retrenching, buyers are becoming more selective, and many artists are watching opportunities narrow, especially those not yet established in the traditional system. Yet amid the slowdown, […]
Delve into the demise of independent galleries with this insightful essay on Blum Gallery's closure, shedding light on the challenges in today's art world landscape. In a recent and sobering development, the influential Los Angeles gallery Blum announced it would be closing its doors. Once a launchpad for emerging talent and a mainstay in the […]
This month, a debate erupted across the UK art world. On one side: Prem Akkaraju, CEO of Stability AI, who told the Financial Times that AI can empower artists by automating tedious tasks and freeing them to focus on creativity. On the other: hundreds of musicians and visual artists including Paul McCartney, Elton John, and Dua Lipa who […]
From urban galleries to desert festivals, witness dreamlike realms in immersive installations. Journey through art that demands active participation. This summer, a transformative trend is reshaping the boundaries of visual art: immersive, large-scale, and mixed-media installations that collapse the distance between artwork and audience. These creations don’t just ask to be seen - they ask […]
