Renowned London art dealer and curator, Jean-David Malat travels to Baku to curate the exhibition of London-based Ghanaian artist Kojo Marfo. Jean-David tells Baku all about it, shipping 90kg artworks...
Leslie Ramos and Aurelie Cauchy are co-founders of The Twentieth, a pioneering art advisory that focuses on supporting the arts and culture. Following the launch of Ramos’ book, Philanthropy in...
A powerful show at one of Europe’s most spectacular philanthropic art foundations showcases the works of one of the 20th century’s most provocative image-makers A complex comprising a converted industrial...
Tucked away in a former perfume factory is the quiet pulse of France’s emerging art scene. POUSH Manifesto is home to hundreds of tomorrow’s art stars, as Isabella Fergusson discovers...
As Elnara Nasirli's recent exhibition in Baku comes to an end, Trudy Ross looks at the themes and inspiration behind her Fluxus Frequency Collective This weekend, Elnara Nasirli’s solo exhibition...
Digital art is often thought of as a newborn medium of the future. Gazelli Art House's latest exhibition, however, also explores its place in history Gazelli Art House is showcasing...
Mike Winklemann, AKA Beeple, shot to fame after his digital artwork EVERYDAY: THE FIRST 5000 DAYS became the first ever purely non-fungible-token (NFT) to be sold at Christie’s, and was...
Sana Rezwan is a thoroughly modern entrepreneur and philanthropist, living and working in London, then New York, before recently moving back to her native India. She speaks to Baku about...
Ahead of Baku's 18th international Jazz Festival, Trudy Ross speaks to local musician, Diana Hajiyeva, lead singer of Dihaj, about what it means to represent Baku's musical talent and being...
Ahead of Baku's 18th International Jazz Festival, we speak to one of the headline performers, grammy award winner, Gregoire Maret, about Jazz and what this festival means to him Baku:...