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CURATED BY Christina you

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Hanne Peeraer

"There’s no real pin-point moment where I decided I was going to be someone who makes art. It was a given; drawing was just part of what I do every day."

Eve Baker Wilbraham

"My work explores the emotion of space, I want to investigate the stories that a space can tell and most importantly what a familiar space holds for me in relation to the people or memories that I associate with it."

Emanuel de Carvalho

"I believe everyone is able to understand that we are living in a period of transition, hopefully to a more tolerant society, and as an artist we ought to document these changes."

Clare Rees-Hales

"As a female painter, I am appropriating and reshaping motifs from a masculine art historical tradition, borrowing from the language of Western art history."

Mengxi Zhang

"I don’t intend to have a fixed aesthetic, but I gravitate towards a painting surface that keeps the eyes moving without anywhere to rest, like finding your way around a house with flashing lights."

Emily Gorum

"My work is very much a meditative process for my own psyche, and I don’t always have an audience in mind. But my hope is that many of the themes I am exploring are easy to relate to."

Caroline Wong

"I’d describe my aesthetic as a blend of feminine frivolity and gluttonous excess. "

Juno Shen

"Light is an essential element on this planet and my work seeks to enrich the relationship and connections we have with it."

Karolina Albricht

"My early and fondest memories would be those of sitting in my room and drawing for hours. My mum raised me on her own during a time of great political change: the fall of communism and the nascency of democracy.".

Alya Hatta

"Essentially, my work shows the experiences of a young Southeast Asian woman who has grown up and lives through diaspora - something like this is so broad sensually and experientially that words couldn’t do it justice."

Olivia Springberg

"I was very hesitant to refer to myself as an artist. I thought of myself more as a person who ‘did art.’ I felt that I hadn’t earned the title of artist yet."

Hanne Peeraer

"Unlike many other artists I know, I cannot work through my emotions by making work about them. I have to deal with my mental turbulence first".

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Featured interview: Christina you

This month, we sat with Christina You, Director of Development & Creative Strategy at the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art (UCCA), China’s leading independent institution of contemporary art. We spoke with Christina about growing up in Beijing, the best pieces of advice received, and their latest sale with AucArt, ‘Timestamp’.

beirut ma betmout

eirut Ma Betmout, a sweet, self-explanatory Arabic rhyme. On August 4, 2020, a large amount of ammonium nitrate stored in Beirut’s port exploded; the entire city, and much of the country, felt the thud, heard the sirens and saw the blood.

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Navigating one’s identity is a complex enough exercise, but the Chinese label, particularly in these polarizing times, can evoke entrenched prejudices and associations. Focusing on the oft-encountered failure to acknowledge the plurality of the Chinese identity and featuring artists from the Greater China region.

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In FOA’s Volume 12, 40 artists from 9 different countries are proudly featured working in an array of mediums, hand selected by international expert jurors including Natasha Arselan, Adrian Zuñiga, Roya Sachs, and Justin Archer.

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AucArt welcomes guest curator, French Israeli and singer-songwriter Petite Meller. In conjunction with her latest single, ‘Dying Out of Love’, Petite welcomes 3 brand new mixed-media artists to the AucArt roster. Spotlighting in Editorial Fashion, all three artists not only have a distinct understanding of colour and figure, but also share a close relationship with the singer..

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in the studio with Alisha

Alisha Sofia focuses on the female form as both creator and artifact of visual identity depicted throughout her practice. We met with Alisha to tell us more about growing up as a a first generation Russian Armenian and some unexpected sources of inspirations.

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In the studio with frank

German-Korean artist Frank Jimin Hopp draws his inspiration from literature, mythology and the history art - themes he often places in dialogue with current political events or everyday observations. We met with Frank to tell us more about growing up in Berlin and his greatest influences.

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AucArt Introduces

What makes AucArt, AucArt

Trending Right Now

New in this week for you

New in this week for you

Acquire your next artwork from our collection of curated sales.

Acquire your next artwork from our collection of curated sales.

Keep in touch

Championing the next generation of emerging artists. Discover & Collect Now.

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Introducing 100+ new artworks across our entire platform

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Where the magic happens

Artists on the Verge

eirut Ma Betmout, a sweet, self-explanatory Arabic rhyme. On August 4, 2020, a large amount of ammonium nitrate stored in Beirut’s port exploded; the entire city, and much of the country, felt the thud, heard the sirens and saw the blood.

In FOA’s Volume 12, 40 artists from 9 different countries are proudly featured working in an array of mediums, hand selected by international expert jurors including Natasha Arselan, Adrian Zuñiga, Roya Sachs, and Justin Archer.

Alisha Sofia focuses on the female form as both creator and artifact of visual identity depicted throughout her practice. We met with Alisha to tell us more about growing up as a a first generation Russian Armenian and some unexpected sources of inspirations.

German-Korean artist Frank Jimin Hopp draws his inspiration from literature, mythology and the history art - themes he often places in dialogue with current political events or everyday observations. We met with Frank to tell us more about growing up in Berlin and his greatest influences.​

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Artists on
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German-Korean artist Frank Jimin Hopp draws his inspiration from literature, mythology and the history art - themes he often places in dialogue with current political events or everyday observations. We met with Frank to tell us more about growing up in Berlin and his greatest influences.

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