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Art Trends 2022: Revitalised market still has to contend with COVID-19
The fairs that go ahead in 2022 will do so in a market that has been shaken up by the adoption of new technologies and digital solutions. But with new restrictions looming, nothing is guaranteed.
Art trends 2022: The growing influence of independent art spaces
Often generously funded, these independent visual art spaces will continue to grow in importance throughout Europe.
Art Trends 2022: How artists are taking on the climate crisis
With continued concern following the deals announced at COP26, will the “groundswell” of artistic engagement with environmental issues contribute to meaningful change?
ART TRENDS 2022: Video Art is back in the room
Given the opportunity, audiences across Europe will be returning in 2022 to view video art in more immersive scenarios than their living rooms, bedrooms and home offices.
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Brexit and Art - will uncertainty continue to stifle the art market?
Brexit and Art
Will new regulations and ongoing uncertainty continue to stifle the art market after
the impact of Covid-19?
Art Trends 2022: Figurative Art - a return to representation
Next year will see Europe’s leading art spaces continue to celebrate new figurative art. Here's who you need to know about.
Art Trends 2022: Oslo and Glasgow museum openings spotlight N. Europe
With notable openings set to continue across Europe in 2022, we look at two key developments that will shift attention to the north, marking significant milestones for the art scenes of Norway and Scotland.