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Sharing a home with a partner or housemates? Here is how to choose wall art that everyone feels at home with.
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The design conversation has moved past cold minimalism. These are the eight shifts shaping homes and...
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Eligibility: African & diaspora artists
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€20,000 budget, 8-month residency
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Up to $25,000, Sony equipment, London + global exhibitions
Eligibility: Worldwide, any device
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In short
Moving in with a partner, or sharing a home with housemates, means agreeing on the walls. “Gender-neutral” art is not about avoiding anything. It is about finding work that everyone feels at home with.
Each of you picks five works you love, anywhere online. Lay them side by side and look for the overlap: a colour, a subject, a mood, a scale. That overlap is your brief. Labels like “masculine” and “feminine” help less than you might think.
Dividing walls into “yours” and “mine” rarely works. Instead, choose a palette that holds both tastes. Pair a bold piece with a quieter one, or warm tones with cool. Consistent frames tie different works together.
A work with a story becomes shared ground. It might be a place you both love, a tradition one of you comes from, or an artist you discovered together. Abstract work, landscapes, cityscapes and portraits of people you admire all tend to sit easily with everyone.
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Pale, brown and near-black hands reach in from every side, and the butterfly settles on the fingertip of a hand painted red. Ezeh gives the…
Curator's Note
Heiwa is Japanese for peace, and Ezeh crowns the drawing with heavy block characters above a hand rising out of swirling waves. Then a ribb…
Curator's Note
Nothing in Alive is solid. A light passed through the dark again and again, and the camera kept every pass, blue shot through with pink. Fo…
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For Yeko, the mask is where a people and their gods meet. Source draws a face in profile built entirely from pattern, cowries, eyes and wav…
Every Raknida work comes with its Cultural Passport — the artist, the tradition, and how it was made, documented.
Collecting
A room can feel heavy without anything being wrong with it. Light, clutter, colour and the...
Collecting
Yes. Wall art sets a room’s focal point, scale and mood. Here is how to choose...
Culture & Market
The design conversation has moved past cold minimalism. These are the eight shifts shaping homes and...
