Superfine Art Fair returns to San Francisco from March 6-9, 2025, bringing together over 150+ artists for an exciting, artist-led showcase at Fort Mason Center. This vibrant contemporary art fair is the perfect place to discover emerging and established talent, connect with creators, and find artwork that speaks to you. Whether you're an art collector or just starting your journey, Superfine makes the experience fun, accessible, and unforgettable.

Join us as we highlight some of the must-see artists at this year’s fair, from bold abstract painters to innovative mixed-media creators. Get ready to be inspired and take home something truly special!

Discover the artistic journey of Melbourne-based creative Carlotta Hey, whose work blurs the boundaries between fashion illustration and fine art. In this interview, she shares insights into her transition from the fashion industry to fine art, the role of clothing in self-expression, and how minimalism enhances emotional storytelling in her work.

Anthropocene Pastoral is a short film by Clare Celeste Börsch that explores the emotional impact of biodiversity loss through poetry, dance, sound, and visual storytelling. Released during the UN Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD COP 16), this immersive project reflects on the beauty and grief of a changing world.

How can artists successfully navigate the art world while working with galleries and advisors and advocating for themselves? In this episode, art advisor and curator Emily McElwreath shares the keys to building a thriving art career, normalizing ambition, and forming meaningful industry connections. Learn how to take control of your career, connect with collectors, and discover the secret to long-term success in the unregulated art market.

The team behind Colossal art magazine launches Joy Machine, a new contemporary art gallery in Chicago’s Irving Park. The grand opening on February 21 debuts Light Preserver, a group exhibition celebrating joy and resilience.

Discover Full Circle, Geraldina Khatchikian’s powerful solo exhibition at Arte Fiera 2025 in Bologna, Italy. Showcasing 20 circular abstract paintings, a new jewelry collection, and her first installation, this exhibition explores themes of transformation, resilience, and self-discovery. On view until the end of the month at Giulio Veronesi Gioielli. Photos by Giacomo Maestri.

Navigating the art market in 2025? Explore key trends like AI, sustainability, and digital art to position yourself for success as an emerging artist.

Kentucky-based artist Jeremy Booth captures the timeless spirit of the Wild West through striking minimalism, blending bold shapes and strong contrasts to bring Western iconography into contemporary fine art.

Discover Create! Magazine Issue 49 – The Abundance Issue! This edition is a vibrant exploration of contemporary art through the lens of abundance, featuring a stunning cover by Alonsa Guevara and a special curated selection by guest curator Stephanie Chefas.

All’s Fair, Emma Hapner’s latest exhibition at Warnes Contemporary, immerses viewers in vibrant pink-hued worlds where classical motifs and contemporary feminism converge, redefining traditional representations of femininity.

Discover the vibrant world of contemporary women artists in AQ Volume V, a curated collection featuring 24 artists across painting, photography, ceramics, and fiber art, with exclusive interviews and inspiring artwork.

In this episode of Art & Cocktails, bestselling author and branding expert Cara Alwill shares her insights on the power of reinvention. From letting go of ego to embracing change in your creative career, this conversation is packed with wisdom on pivoting with confidence, trusting your instincts, and building a business that evolves with you. Whether you're an artist, writer, or entrepreneur, learn how to navigate transitions and create work that aligns with your passion and purpose.

Chefas Projects presents Witches of the West, a spellbinding art exhibition curated by Danielle Krysa, showcasing five female artists whose work blends nature, magic, and powerful feminine energy—on view in Portland from January 24 to February 22, 2025.

Lisa Alonzo’s unique painting technique blends beauty with difficult truths, using frosting-like textures to explore themes of consumption, deception, and the evolving role of AI in art.