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Funny Weather: Cheryl Traub-Adler’s Exhibition at Nel Gallery
Cheryl Traub-Adler’s solo exhibition, Funny Weather, opened at Nel Gallery on June 27, 2026, inviting visitors to explore her abstract art.
Ukrainian Artist Iryna Fedorenko Meets the EP President in Munich
On June 19, Ukrainian-born artist Iryna Fedorenko met with European Parliament President Roberta Metsola in Munich for a symbolic exchange.
Isaac de Honoret’s Exhibition at One Monte-Carlo in Monaco
Isaac de Honoret’s exhibition was presented at One Monte-Carlo in Monaco on June 9. Learn more about the artist and his latest works.
Stalactite: Wallace Woo’s Solo Exhibition at Culturally Arts Collective
Culturally Arts Collective launched Wallace Woo’s new solo exhibition in its digital gallery on June 5, 2026. Learn more about the show.
Your 2026 Schedule for Organizing Art Shipping from San Francisco
Art shipping from San Francisco is often in high demand during major art events. Use this 2026 calendar to book your service early.
Art Shipping to Chicago in 2026: Top Events to Add to Your Calendar
Chicago’s art calendar is quite densely packed for 2026. Schedule art shipping to Chicago early if you plan to participate in them.
Vian Borchert’s Solo Exhibition “Mindscape”: An Escape into Nature
Vian Borchert’s newest landscapes and seascapes are currently on view at her solo exhibition "Mindscape" at the Framer's Choice Gallery.
My World: Highlights of SEMIRA’s New Exhibition in Munich
Through her new exhibition “My World,” SEMIRA encourages viewers to reflect on the connections between art, memory, and personal transformation.
Who Needs Art Installation Services in NYC? Upcoming Events
The industry of art installation services in NYC is entering a busy season. Be among the first to discover what’s coming up in New York.
Werner Ungerer at Nel Gallery: An Honest Talk on Grief and Suicide
A solo exhibition by Werner Ungerer, titled I Walk on Gilded Splinters, opens at Nel Gallery on May 7. Find more details in this article.
Da Race on Wheels: From a Red Cross Vehicle to an Art Van
The Da Race on Wheels art van has come a long way—from a Red Cross vehicle to a moving street art object. Discover its fascinating story.
Growing Visibility of Russian Icons in Museums and Private Collections
Following the growing visibility of Russian icons in museums and private collections worldwide, let's take a look at the Kushnirskiy collection.
Don’t Miss a Unique Opportunity to Buy an Art Van by Mitchell Schorr
The unique “Da Race on Wheels” art van by Mitchell Schorr, created in partnership with Fine Art Shippers, is now available for purchase.
Culturally Arts Collective Presents “Reflections of a Greater Realm”
Culturally Arts Collective presents “Reflections of a Greater Realm,” a new group exhibition featuring 37 works by 25 contemporary artists.
Tawna & Oscar, a Must-Visit Art Exhibition at the 61st Venice Biennale
The 61st Venice Biennale will open its doors in May. Learn about Tawna & Oscar, an art exhibition presented by the Pavilion of Ecuador.
Oleg Kushnirskiy’s Art Catalog of Orthodox Icons Goes for Sale
Oleg Kushnirskiy’s art catalog of Orthodox icons, which offers a unique glance into several centuries of icon painting, is for sale.
Leonardo da Vinci’s Codex Madrid II, an Early Precursor of Bioarchitecture
A recent in-depth study of Leonardo da Vinci’s Codex Madrid II has revealed the genius’ wise observations on wood preservation techniques.
The Kushnirskiy Icon Collection to Open Its Second Museum Exhibition
The icon collection assembled by Fine Art Shippers founder and co-owner Oleg Kushnirskiy is heading to its second major museum exhibition.
Athletes of Art: The Aesthetic Dimension of Milano Cortina 2026
The Ukrainian artist Iryna Fedorenko is a co-curator of “Athletes of Art,” a project that bridges sports and art during Milano Cortina 2026.
Platform 101 Returns to The Wrong Biennale with a New Exhibition
A glitch art-focused organization, Platform 101, is back at The Wrong Biennale 2025/26 with a new curated collection of digital artwork.
Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., at the KOA Art Gallery
The KOA Art Gallery at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford opens a thematic exhibition dedicated to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Tate Modern: 2026 Events in the Monumental Installation Art Museum
Known as a large-scale installation art museum, Tate Modern attracts the attention of art connoisseurs with monumental art displays.
Veritas Amare: When True Love Finds Its Guardians
“Heaven, hell, earth, angels, demons… and above all, true love at the heart of the artwork.”
Fine Art Shippers Supervised the Third Banksy Mural Relocation Project
Fine Art Shippers supervised the third Banksy mural relocation project – “Tagging Robot” was moved from Brooklyn, NY, to Bridgeport, CT.