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The Reason Why Street Art Is So (Un)Definable
By Francesca Testa
Street Art continuously spreads throughout contemporary art and has ultimately been crossing boundaries making…

Why You Should Start an Art Collection in Your 20s
By Francesca Testa
There can't be a better time than now. Here are all the right reasons why you should start your art collection…

Cut & Curated: Back To The Year 4891
By The Cartellino Team
Man or god made disasters, natural selection, the survival of the fittest—the way see all these things…

Evolutionizing Visual Media In The Eyes Of Olan & Manok Ventura
By The Cartellino Team
There are many ways people have innovated with the presentation of things and in the show Fractured Perfection,…

Dongwook Suh and Sooyoung Kim Muses Over 10 Years Of Artistry
By The Cartellino Team
For the past 10 years, South Korean artists Dongwook Suh and Sooyoung Kim have both been part of ONE AND J.…

The Universe of Ciane Xavier: Grim Secrets of the Human Psyche
By Francesca Testa
Brazillian-born, Philippine-based artist Ciane Xavier tells us and the spotlight is immediately turned from…

The Universe of Yuree Kensaku: A Paradoxical Phantasmagoria
By Francesca Testa
To stand in front of a Yuree Kensaku mural delivers a multitude of feelings. It's towering and it makes you…

To Step In The Crowds Of Rodel Tapaya's World
By The Cartellino Team
Rodel Tapaya puts us in various settings in "On the Benefits of a Crowded Space" to help us see the bigger…

Cut & Curated: The Inception Of Nature's Omniforms
By The Cartellino Team
This time, we have pulled together works that repurpose the organic into works of art—be it in forms…

Are Red Dots A Symbol Of Transparency Or An Act Of Vulgarity?
By Francesca Testa
The use of red dots in galleries to indicate the availability of work can be traced as far back as the '70s.…

Retracing Histories With Wing Po So's Archeological Fiction
By The Cartellino Team
Wing Po So offers a new perspective on could-have-beens as he creates archeological artifacts that could be…

The Many Faces Of Appropriation Artist Yasumasa Morimura
By Cielo Serale
In 1988, Yasumasa Morimura photographed himself as the subject of Édouard Manet's Olympia,…

Haegue Yang Transcends Time In "When The Year 2000 Comes"
By The Cartellino Team
Yang’s experimental play on the concept allows that of her works to touch not only the cultural but also…

Cut & Curated: The Curious Oddities Of We
By The Cartellino Team
In this edition of Cut & Curated, we bring together works of artists from all over Asia, creating a world…

Art Collecting 101: How to Find Your Preference and Style
By Francesca Testa
While it’s normal to get lost in the beginning, here are some helpful tips on how to know the piece before…

Zico Albaiquini Exhibits Various The "Nostalgic Utopia" Of Indonesia
By The Cartellino Team
In Zico Albaiquini’s “Nostalgic Utopia” at Yavuz Gallery, the artist explores the idealized…

Li Tao Creates a “Universe” Of Her Own in Solo Exhibition
By The Cartellino Team
Industrial materials find new purpose and aesthetic value in Li Tao’s “Universe” as seen…

5 Practical Tips To Keep In Mind When Buying Art
By Cielo Serale
Creating your own collection still is risky as it involves money and it’s safe to say that all of us…