#30 Art I Saved This Week

Hello all ❤️

I'm delighted to bring you this week's selection of art from my saved folder.

In videos this week, I featured the work of Serkan Altinoz, an artist transforming water into canvas with pigment and flame. Nika Kutateladze, an artist, paints rural relationships between man, animal, and landscape. And Kayla Mattes, who weaves contemporary imagery like memes.

I thought I'd share a few art-world-related insights I discovered this week. If you enjoyed this section, be sure to let me know:

1. This letter-style post from the conceptual art project Jerry Gogosian, on the difficulties around gallery attendance at art fairs and how she would think differently to reach younger buyers.
2. This video by Jonny Thomson, on the role of gratitude in art over applause or glory.

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Art Prompt

Create a piece that captures the feeling of silence — not just the absence of sound, but the presence of stillness. Think about a quiet moment you've experienced, the calm before something began, or the way silence can feel loud in its own way. Use any medium.

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See you next Sunday 👋

Thank you so much!

Imi, Founder of Artists Pages.

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