Emergent Art Space

The trip to Ghana by Nigerian/British artist Sharon Adebisi in a series of paintings bursting with colors! Overwhelmed at first, she then discovered there more than expected... https://emergentartspace.org/artists-series/

Reflecting on Myanmar difficult present times, artist Sai Htin Linn Htet wonders if the hopes and promises of recent years are receding back, and if what appears on the surface is deceitful as it is in his photographs... https://emergentartspace.org/sai-htin-linn-htet/

Chilean artist Natalia Cádiz on Latino American cultural diversities and the aspiration toward a collective identity... https://emergentartspace.org/forum/77892/

Memories of childhood in the ‘90s, after the collapse of the Soviet Union, by Russian artists Dmitrii Kilaga in ‘Equal Damage’. https://emergentartspace.org/forum/78193/

Take a look at the contributions made to the Emergent Art Space website this season by artists from India, France, Ireland, Belarus, Zambia, UK, and Mexico! Thank you to all of our active artists for bringing life to our international online community! https://emergentartspace.org/art/78453/

‘What They Hide’ from the series ‘Cheekh’ is Pakistani artist Mahnoor Khan’s cry to society for all women. https://emergentartspace.org/mahnoor-khan-hide-series-chee/

The power of art in South Sudan, creating awareness and building peace, in the words of South Sudanese artist Akot Deng Agoth. https://emergentartspace.org/forum/78218/

Rusted spaces and abstract geometry in the Indian artist Victor Hazra’s series ‘Uncertainty: the irony of time’... https://emergentartspace.org/victor-hazra-uncertainty-iron/

From Art to Design and back: multimedia South African artist and musician Catlin Mkhasibe forays into a commercial venture with amazing wallpaper designs! https://emergentartspace.org/forum/78102/

From art to design and back: multimedia South African artist and musician Catlin Mkhasibe forays into a commercial venture with amazing wallpaper designs! https://emergentartspace.org/forum/78102/

We are happy share the page of Covid-19 The Oppressor, which collects and shares stories of oppression and resistance through music and art. It is an initiative of the Jüdische Kulturbund Project, created to celebrate the resilience of the human spirit and the power of art. You can join the group, share your stories, videos or images here https://www.facebook.com/groups/3080106175373801/