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Palais Galliera’s solo exhibition of work by Frida Kahlo opened in Paris on September 15^th, 2022 and will be open until March 5^th, 2023. The event has been very successful and has already attracted countless visitors. For those of you who haven’t had the chance to see it, there’s still time to enjoy the show!

Digital art is becoming increasingly popular and heavily influencing the creative sector. This brings us to wonder what the future holds for traditional art? Should we consider these to be two separate forms of art or just different types of media that influence each other? Are digital and traditional art competing against one another? Artalistic offers you a brief overview of digital Vs. traditional art and discusses whether or not digital art will take the place of traditional artmaking.

Is the contemporary art sector still thriving and following the same trends observed in the pre Covid era? Artalistic presents a survey of the 2022 art market. The last 12 months led us to believe that the global art market is on the upswing, inline for an exceptionally strong year - notably thanks to high-net-worth collectors focusing on spending! However, this seemingly idyllic future should be analyzed in more depth.

Unquestionably one of the most famous contemporary artists in the world, Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama is also a very unique individual. Easily recognizable thanks to her red bob haircut, she is known for creating a monumental body of work, including paintings, sculptures and installations that are often bathed in a sea of colorful polka dots.

Over the past few years digital art has boomed in popularity, becoming a sector unto its own. However, its success has also raised issues surrounding its negative impact on the environmental. The storage methods used to house NFTs based on blockchain technology are responsible for emitting millions of tons of carbon dioxide, which is harmful to an already overheated planet. Does the art world need to clean up its digital carbon footprint? Artalistic delves deep into the debate surrounding the environmental impact of digital art, NFT and crypto-art?

The organizers of Art Basel chose Paris as the location for their new international contemporary art fair named Paris+ par Art Basel. The event took place at the Grand Palais Éphémère from October 20 to 23, 2022. The event was a great success, offering professionals and the public a chance to discover the work of up-and-coming international emerging artists whose blooming carriers, we feel, are worth following.

In celebration of France’s Photography Month - an event that takes place every two years in November in several Parisian exhibition spaces - Artalistic has rounded up five of the most famous black and white photographs in history. These images have become iconic due to their strong political value as well as stunning visual impact.

In less than a decade, NFTs have invaded the contemporary art market, changing the face of a previously well-established and standardized sector. What does the future hold for this new blockchain-based virtual art? Should we invest in crypto or NFT art? Does the market fluctuate too much? Can they be a secure and worthwhile investment? Artalistic breaks down these questions so that you can make a more educated investment.

An emblematic figure of the New York art scene in the 1980s, Keith Haring is world renowned for the major influence his graffiti-inspired art had on both pop and street art. Artalistic takes you on a deep dive into this artist’s life and work, whose subject matter was focused on activism and the AIDS crisis of the 1980s.

Investing in fine art is becoming commonplace for serious investors looking not only to diversify their portfolios but also to enrich their lives by showcasing art while supporting artists. Artalistic goes over the facts and figures while explaining how our specialists can give you advice about diversifying your investment portfolio with fine art.