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Exploring Virtual Art Exhibitions of Women Artists
Virtual art exhibitions have transformed how we experience and engage with art. They offer new opportunities to discover artists from diverse backgrounds without geographical constraints. This shift is particularly significant for women artists, who have historically faced barriers in the traditional art world. In this post, I explore the rise of virtual exhibitions dedicated to women artists, their impact, and how collectors and enthusiasts can benefit from these digital pla
Setare khani
5 days ago3 min read


Frieze London 2026 Review: Between Discovery and the Market
Frieze London has become one of the defining dates in the international art calendar. Every October, Regent's Park becomes a meeting point for artists, collectors, curators, galleries and people who want to understand where contemporary art is heading. Yet the question surrounding this year's edition was not simply what was being exhibited or sold. It was whether the fair still offered the kind of artistic discovery that made it important in the first place. Frieze London and
Setare khani
Oct 266 min read


Choosing Art Prints Online with Confidence: Art Prints Shopping Tips
Buying art prints online offers access to a wide range of styles and artists. However, it can be challenging to choose the right piece with confidence. I have learned that a clear approach helps me make informed decisions. This guide shares practical art prints shopping tips to help you select prints that suit your taste and space. Understanding Your Space and Style: Art Prints Shopping Tips Before browsing, I assess the space where the print will hang. Consider the wall size
Setare khani
Oct 194 min read


Discovering the Essence of No. 35 Gallery: Modern Art Gallery Insights
The art world constantly evolves, and galleries play a crucial role in shaping this evolution. Among these, No. 35 Gallery stands out as a platform dedicated to emerging and woman artists, particularly from the Middle East. This post explores the gallery’s essence, its approach to modern art, and how it supports artists and collectors alike. Understanding the Role of Modern Art Galleries Modern art galleries serve as more than just exhibition spaces. They act as cultural hubs
Setare khani
Oct 83 min read


Behind the Lens: The Open Theme Exhibition 2026 Retrospective & Reviews
The Open Theme Exhibition 2026: A Celebration of Global Artistry The Open Theme Exhibition 2026 brought together a diverse selection of contemporary artists from across the world. The exhibition showcased works that reflect personal narratives, cultural perspectives, material experimentation, and evolving visual languages. Without thematic restrictions, it invited artists to engage freely with their own processes and concerns. A Multifaceted Collection of Practices The result
Anisa Mosaiebiniya
Sep 296 min read


Your Guide to Buying Art Prints Online Store
Buying art prints online offers a convenient way to access a wide range of artworks. It allows collectors and enthusiasts to discover unique pieces from emerging and established artists without geographical limits. This guide provides practical advice to help you navigate the process effectively. How to Choose the Right Art Prints Online Store Selecting a reliable art prints online store is the first step. Look for platforms that specialise in curated collections, especially
Setare khani
Sep 243 min read


Virtual Exhibitions Celebrating Women Artists
Virtual exhibitions have changed how we experience art. They offer new ways to discover and appreciate artists from around the world. This is especially true for women artists, who have often faced barriers in the traditional art world. Today, virtual exhibitions provide a platform to showcase their work and reach a global audience. The Rise of Virtual Exhibitions for Women Artists The art world has long struggled with gender imbalance. Women artists have been underrepresen
Setare khani
Sep 74 min read


Yayoi Kusama’s Vision of Infinity and the Power of Polka Dots in Contemporary Art
Yayoi Kusama stands as a unique figure in contemporary art. Her work is instantly recognisable, yet deeply philosophical. She has shaped a path as a pioneering woman artist, breaking boundaries with her bold use of polka dots and immersive installations. Kusama’s art invites viewers to experience infinity and self-obliteration through simple yet profound visual language. This post explores her artistic philosophy, focusing on her concept of infinity and her iconic polka dots,
Setare khani
Sep 14 min read


Exploring Digital Art Catalogues and Posters: A Digital Art Collections Guide
Digital art has transformed how we experience and collect art. The rise of online platforms and digital tools allows artists to reach wider audiences and collectors to access diverse works easily. This guide explores the role of digital art catalogues and posters in this evolving landscape. It offers practical insights for those interested in discovering, collecting, or promoting digital art, with a focus on emerging and woman artists. Understanding the Digital Art Collection
Setare khani
Aug 254 min read


Understanding Digital Art Catalogues and Posters in Digital Art Archives
Digital art archives play a crucial role in preserving and promoting contemporary artworks. They provide a structured way to access, study, and appreciate art created in digital formats or digitised from traditional media. Among the many tools used within these archives, digital art catalogues and posters stand out as essential resources. They help document collections, highlight exhibitions, and offer a visual narrative that connects artists with audiences worldwide. The Rol
Setare khani
Aug 213 min read


Buy Art Prints Online: Exclusive Art Prints from Woman Artists
The art world is evolving, and the voices of woman artists are gaining well-deserved recognition. I focus on showcasing exclusive art prints created by emerging and established woman artists. These prints offer a unique perspective and enrich any collection. This post explores how to buy art prints online from woman artists, the benefits of exclusive prints, and how to support this growing community. Why Buy Art Prints Online from Woman Artists? Buying art prints online provi
Setare khani
Aug 174 min read


Elsewhere, Here: A Celebration of Contemporary Art from the Middle East at STRYX Gallery
The exhibition Elsewhere, Here brought together a diverse group of contemporary artists from the Middle East. Held at STRYX Gallery in Birmingham, it ran from 31 July to 14 August 2026. This event marked a significant moment for No. 35 Gallery as it moved from a digital platform to a physical space, creating new opportunities for artists and audiences alike. The show was curated by No. 35 Gallery and STRYX Gallery. It focused on themes such as place, identity, memory, and dis
Setare khani
Aug 114 min read


The Evolution of No. 35 Gallery: Digital Foundations, Absolute Transparency, and Our Leap into Physical Spaces
Since our inception, No. 35 Gallery has been driven by a singular, passionate mission: to democratize the international art world. As a digital-first contemporary art platform based in London, we have successfully built a borderless community. Our most recent showcase, the Floral Exhibition 2026, brought together an incredible selection of international artists exploring botanical themes, personal narratives, and organic visual languages, bridging geographical divides and bri
Anisa Mosaiebiniya
Jul 183 min read


If the Moon Were a Canvas: How Middle Eastern Women Artists Turn Speculative Art into Vision and Voice
Speculative Art as Resistance: Middle Eastern Women Artists Reimagine Space and Memory In the expanding field of speculative art, Middle Eastern women artists are pushing the limits of visibility and geography. Their practices rooted in craft, language, and diaspora demonstrate how imagination becomes a political act. For many Middle Eastern women artists, speculative art is not escapism. It is resistance rendered in dust, geometry, and silence. These projects imagine the Moo
Anisa Mosaiebiniya
Oct 13, 20253 min read


How Is Instagram for Middle Eastern Women Artists
Illustration by Middle Eastern women digital artists, showing expressive motifs and colors How Instagram Became the New Gallery for Middle Eastern Women In an era dominated by social media, platforms like Instagram have radically transformed how we interact with art. No longer confined to traditional galleries or physical spaces, artists now have the ability to showcase their work to a global audience, democratizing the art world and creating new opportunities for recognition
Setare Khani
Oct 9, 20256 min read


The Hidden Symbols in Middle Eastern Women’s Art You’re Not Seeing
75:"GJ535D Handmade evil eye beads made of ceramics hung on the wall for sale/ Why Hidden Symbols in Middle Eastern Women’s Art Matter More Than Meets the Eye Symbols are the quiet vocabulary of Middle Eastern women’s art. They slip into a painting as a single eye, repeat across an embroidered dress as tiny pomegranates, or wing their way through a ceramic glaze as desert birds. At first glance they look decorative. Look longer and they speak—about protection, grief, fertilit
Setare Khani
Oct 6, 20259 min read


From Miniature to Monumental: How Middle Eastern Women Took Over the Canvas
Shadia Alem official site – Incarnated Nature / Al Sarat collection They stitched protest, stitched poetry—and turned small acts into large statements Introduction In a region where tradition meets turbulence, many Middle Eastern women artists have transformed what was once small, decorative, or private—like miniature painting, textiles, embroidery—into expansive statements on identity, resistance, and visibility. These works are no longer confined to the drawing‑room; they e
Anisa Mosaiebiniya
Sep 29, 20253 min read


What Does Resistance Look Like? 7 Middle East Women Artists From Tehran to Tripoli Answer
Soha Elsirgany / Ahram Online (Gypsum Gallery)/ Huda Lutfi Stitching Power, Memory, and Defiance Through Art Introduction: A New Language of Protest In regions where speech is policed and truth is weaponized, artists often become the fiercest historians. Across the Middle East and North Africa, women artists have transformed traditional media into weapons of cultural resistance. From using human hair as thread to etch forbidden poetry, to reclaiming religious iconography, the
Anisa Mosaiebiniya
Sep 24, 20253 min read


5 Middle Eastern Women Artists Who Redefined the Veil
Beyond Fabric — How the Veil Became a Powerful Visual Language in Contemporary Art © Shirin Neshat. Courtesy of Gladstone Gallery and the Guggenheim Museum © Shirin Neshat. Courtesy of Gladstone Gallery and the Guggenheim Museum Introduction When the word "veil" is mentioned in Western media, it often evokes images of restriction or invisibility. But for many Middle Eastern women artists, the veil is not a symbol of silence—it's a canvas, a protest, a statement, and a form of
Anisa Mosaiebiniya
Sep 22, 20252 min read


The Role of Art in the “Woman, Life, Freedom” Revolution: From Streets to Canvases and Digital Arenas
Art Against Oppression: How Creativity Became the Voice of a Revolution In a time when words alone could no longer carry the weight of truth, images, sounds, and creativity rose up to tell a new story of resistance. The “Woman, Life, Freedom” revolution in Iran was not merely a political movement—it was a cultural uprising with art pulsing through every fiber. From the walls of Iranian cities to digital platforms across the globe, art became one of the most powerful tools of
Setare Khani
Sep 17, 20254 min read
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