Born in São Paulo and trained in fashion and textiles, Jessica Costa weaves together ancestral techniques and contemporary narratives to challenge the boundaries between art and craft.

Her vibrant, sculptural works blur the lines between tapestry, painting, and sculpture—amplifying feminist histories and overlooked labor. In this conversation, she reflects on her Brazilian heritage, her creative process, and what it means to reclaim textile as both language and resistance.

Born in Santos, Brazil, and trained in fine art, literature, and language in São Paulo, Rafa Silvares draws from an eclectic past as a DJ, illustrator, and designer.

His paintings fuse industrial objects, vivid gradients, and surreal sensuality into a distinct visual language. In this conversation, Silvares reflects on his evolving practice, the influence of color theory, and how he builds strange yet seductive “rides for the eye.

American artist Ryan Schneider presents “Last Human Teacher”, his first large-scale solo exhibition in Europe, at the historic Citadel of Villefranche-sur-Mer. Known for his visceral sculptures carved from redwood, bronze, and stone, Schneider draws from desert landscapes, ancestral mythologies, and personal rituals.

Created largely in his Joshua Tree studio—and partially on-site during a residency at the Citadel—this exhibition reflects a dialogue between earth, body, and spirit. The result is a haunting, deeply human encounter with form, fire, and transformation.

Explore an exclusive conversation with Billy Tartour, the art historian, collector, and renowned art advisor who founded OPA Projects, now one of Miami’s most talked-about contemporary galleries

Located in Little River, OPA Projects is a sleek, loft-like space flooded with natural light. From curated exhibitions to private dinners and engaging events, the gallery aims to bridge artists, collectors, and major institutions, fostering meaningful cultural dialogue.

Our talk dives into OPA’s latest show, “Echoes of the Unseen,” a group exhibition featuring eight international artists whose works probe memory, materiality, and the unseen forces shaping identity and perception. Through striking portraits, repurposed objects, and layered installations, the exhibition invites viewers to enter a realm where the visible meets the intangible.

Billy shares how he transitioned from advising collectors to founding his own gallery, his bold vision for redefining figurative art, and how he positions OPA as a contemporary art hub with global reach. With a focus on community-building, cultural exchange, and powerful programming, this is an opportunity to hear from a curator deeply embedded in Miami’s art ecosystem

Stefan Stanojević is a contemporary artist whose career began in the graffiti scene of 2001 and has since evolved into an extraordinary exploration of digital, physical, and 3D art forms. With over a decade of professional design experience, Stanojević’s artistic practice is a captivating blend of abstract, pop, and surreal elements, often tied together by a unique aesthetic he calls "plasticism." His works are not only visually arresting but also emotionally resonant, striking a balance between narrative depth and playful humor.

In this interview, Stanojević shares the inspirations and creative processes behind his multidisciplinary projects, which seamlessly merge digital and traditional mediums. Looking ahead, he reveals his excitement about exploring inflatables and other new mediums, emphasizing his philosophy of letting curiosity and experimentation guide his artistic journey. His work, deeply rooted in absurdity and visual storytelling, promises continued evolution that challenges and redefines artistic boundaries.

Dans un monde où le virtuel se confond avec le réel, César Piette s'impose comme une voix singulière dans l'art contemporain. Peintre figuratif et visionnaire, il explore des thèmes traditionnels tels que les vanités ou la nature morte, tout en intégrant des outils numériques comme les logiciels 3D et l'intelligence artificielle dans son processus créatif. Son esthétique "hyper plastique", caractérisée par des surfaces lisses et des textures simulées, interroge les frontières entre l'art et la technologie, entre l'objet tangible et l'illusion numérique.

Dans cette interview, César Piette revient sur son parcours, ses inspirations et ses réflexions sur la place de l'art à l'ère de la simulation.

In his latest exhibition, Divine Fool, presented by Carl Kostyál Gallery, artist Austin Lee invites viewers into a vibrant, surreal world that merges innocence with absurdity. Known for his playful yet thought-provoking style, Lee continues to push the boundaries of digital and traditional media, creating pieces that feel both childlike and profound.

In this interview, we explore the inspirations behind Divine Fool, Lee's creative process, and how he uses art to question perception, reality, and the delicate balance between humor and sincerity.

In her latest solo exhibition at Gallery Carl Kostyál, artist Scout Zabinski continues to push the boundaries of surrealism and introspection, offering viewers a glimpse into her unique visual world.

Known for her dreamlike compositions and evocative use of color, Zabinski’s work challenges the viewer to confront the complexities of identity, emotion, and the subconscious. In this exclusive interview, we delve into the inspiration behind her new collection, her creative process, and the personal stories woven into her art.

Join us as we explore the mind of an artist who is unafraid to blur the lines between reality and imagination.

As part of her current exhibition at Spazio Amanita gallery in New York, artist Mercedes Llanos invites us into a world that is both deeply personal and universally resonant. Known for her large-scale works and unconventional use of materials, Llanos delves into powerful themes such as female freedom, motherhood, and power dynamics. Her exhibition, "Te Soñe Primero", showcases profound and moving pieces where fluid female forms intertwine with reflections on motherhood and transformation.

In this interview, Mercedes Llanos discusses her creative process, her dream-inspired art, and her personal journey as she confronts societal norms and explores the liberation of the female body through her work. She shares fascinating insights into the evolution of her art, her influences, and what it means for her to exhibit in a city like New York.

Dans le cadre de son exposition “la danse immobile” à la Bim Bam Gallery, l'artiste française Barbara Penhouët nous plonge dans un univers où l'inattendu se dévoile à chaque détour.

Connue pour sa capacité à mêler abstraction et émotion brute, Penhouët propose une nouvelle série d'œuvres qui interpellent, questionnent et fascinent.

À travers cette interview exclusive, elle nous livre ses inspirations, son processus créatif et la vision qui anime cette exposition audacieuse. Un voyage artistique où chaque toile raconte une histoire, invitant le spectateur à explorer des dimensions inédites.

Born in Tel Aviv, Israel in 1996, Berlin-based artist Yam Shalev’s body of works is primarily inspired by his surroundings and the people around him. Regarding himself being more of an observer rather than a participator, Shalev finds comfort in documenting his surroundings and transferring emotional situations onto the canvas.

Shifting away from his usual hyper-realistic style of making art, the artist sought to return to his roots of painting with acrylic. Employing a technique of loose and precise brush strokes, Shalev creates a layer of depth in his works that is a semblance of the weight of his experiences.

“A L’ombre des Arbres” un solo show à voir jusqu’au 13 juillet 2024 à la Bim Bam Gallery

Almendra Bertoni is a multi-disciplinary artist from Argentina, currently based in Brooklyn, New York. Her practice encompasses painting and sculpture.

Her work challenges and examines religion, questioning taboos, such as sex and intimacy, with boldly surreal works that are all underpinned by extensive research, and are shaped by her interests in Renaissance art,contemporary churches, and past masters.

Omaha-born, New York-based artist Tim Brawner produces a practice of painting that mines the space between the uncanny and the grotesque. Seeking to produce in the viewer a compelling affect of unease, Brawner utilizes the idiom of illustration to render images of alienation, through the purposeful bricolage of disparate representational elements.

In this interview, we explore the creative world of Aryo, an artist who blends the ordinary with the supernatural. Known for his unique incorporation of UFOs into everyday scenes, Aryo's work invites viewers to ponder their place in the cosmos. Discover his inspirations, techniques, and the impact he hopes to make on the art world.

L'univers artistique de Pauline Guerrier se distingue par une fusion harmonieuse entre la nature et la créativité humaine. Artiste française contemporaine, Pauline Guerrier est reconnue pour ses œuvres multi-disciplinaires qui intègrent des éléments de sculpture, de dessin, et d'installation.

Ses créations sont imprégnées d'une profonde réflexion sur la relation symbiotique entre l'homme et son environnement, abordant des thématiques telles que l'écologie, le temps, et la transformation. Dans cet article, nous plongerons dans l'œuvre de cette artiste singulière, explorant comment elle utilise des matériaux naturels et des formes organiques pour inviter le spectateur à une contemplation renouvelée de la beauté et de la fragilité de notre monde.

Kim Westfall is gearing up for a solo exhibition at the Independent Art Fair, presented in collaboration with Galerie Allouche Benias.

Set to open in just two days, this show is a significant milestone for Westfall, spotlighting her dynamic approach to blending abstraction and figuration.

Her works, celebrated for their vivid colors and rich textures, delve into deep emotional landscapes and human connections. This exhibition promises to offer a compelling insight into Westfall's artistic journey and her continued exploration of complex, layered narratives through visual art.

Sasa Bogojev is a curator and writer originally from Croatia, now based in The Netherlands. His work spans a variety of roles, including being a former contributing editor and European correspondent for Juxtapoz magazine. Bogojev has a rich history of involvement in the art world, contributing to international publications and collaborating with artists on various projects including monographs, books, and catalogs.

He has curated numerous gallery exhibitions globally. Some notable exhibitions include "Melancholympics" at The Wunderwall in Antwerp, "Universes 3" at WOAW Gallery in Hong Kong, and "Domesticity" at Volery Gallery in Dubai. His curation work often involves a wide range of international artists and tends to focus on contemporary art, reflecting his early interests in skateboarding culture.

Plongez dans l’univers d’Alexandre Bavard, issu de la culture du graffiti, ses projets sont à appréhender comme un travail de restitution de ces années à explorer les territoires et à pénétrer un présent promis aux mutations. Ces expositions recréent l’atmosphère de ces zones de no man’s land qui ceinturent les villes.

“There’s snake in my boot” a Solo Show by Lauren Januhowski at BimBam Galery on view until april 13th