In the heart of the South Pacific between Australia and New Zealand, New Caledonia is also called “the island closest to paradise.”
ARTbeat
Agora Gallery is proud to represent talented artists from all over the world, many of whom are inspired by their surroundings. Each location is different and possesses a unique atmosphere. Naturally, the art in each place also varies, imparting a particular feeling to the art scene and influencing artists in certain ways. In ARTbeat, some of our artists explain what they think is most characteristic and special about the art scene in the city where they live.
Breathing Digital
Idyllically nestled in the Jura Mountains of Switzerland, Kienberg is a small farmer village with...
Read moreBarcelona: A Sea of Art
Barcelona, with the sea at its feet, its colors, the sand reflecting the sun, the Ramblas and its...
Read moreArt and Discovery of the Past, Present and Future in Istanbul
Istanbul, the beautiful city I was born and raised in, is a bridge between past and future...
Read moreWhere My Hands Meet Tradition
I live in Mexico, a place full of ancient sculpture. Since the Maya, Aztec, Olmec and all the other...
Read moreIranian Inspiration
I was born in Tehran, Iran. Since my early ages, I have always been interested in abstract art work...
Read moreStreet Art in Vigo, Spain
Vigo, with about 300,000 inhabitants, is a port city with contrasts, motivated largely by its...
Read moreGeorgia: The Home of Cloisonné
Georgia, a country with rich historical and cultural heritage, sits at the crossroads of Europe and...
Read moreByblos, Lebanon: Art as a History Book
Byblos, an ancient port city on the Lebanese coast of the Mediterranean Sea, is listed by UNESCO as...
Read moreBangkok: Art That Shouldn’t Have Been
It is frankly a miracle that the art scene in Bangkok exists at all. Politics has always played a...
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