Costa Rica, renowned for its biodiversity and environmental sustainability, its stunning landscapes and eco-tourism, boasts a rich cultural heritage, including an exciting art scene. Despite its talented artists, including renowned Costa Rican painters, Costa Rican art often remains in the shadows.

Costa Rica’s art scene, though rich and diverse, has long been overshadowed despite the fact that emerging artwork and even famous Costa Rican paintings have been widely available. Limited media coverage, insufficient infrastructure, and lack of investment in cultural sectors hinder the growth and recognition of Costa Rican art. 

MÍRAME Fine Art, a pioneering platform dedicated to showcasing and promoting the diverse talents of contemporary Costa Rican artists on a global stage, is changing this narrative by championing local talent, fostering cultural appreciation, and building bridges to the international art world.

Arete Gallery, located at 122 S Main St, New Hope Pa, has announced the opening of Michael Cartellone’s art exhibit on July 24, 2024, followed by a special meet-and-greet event with Michael on Tuesday, August 6, 2024. The exhibit features pieces from the Lynyrd Skynyrd drummer that are available for viewing and purchase.

Michael Cartellone, renowned for his dynamic drumming with Lynyrd Skynyrd, Accept, Damn Yankees, and others, has once again surprised his fans, this time through his evocative artwork showcased at the Arete Gallery in New Hope, PA. The exhibition presents a compelling blend of Cartellone's rich artistic vision and meticulous technique, offering visitors a unique journey through a diverse array of subjects and styles.

The Out of Place exhibition, a thought-provoking showcase of artistic brilliance, featuring the evocative paintings of Sofya Mirvis and the intricate cut woodblock prints of Wendy Osterweil, was opened on June 8, 2024 at the City Arts Salon in Philadelphia, PA and is scheduled to run through July 20, 2024.

Both extraordinary talents, Sofya Mirvis and Wendy Osterweil share their personal journeys and deep yearning for belonging in search of meaningful interpersonal human connections, a sense of soundness and peace of mind, synergy with the natural world, and exploration of identity through their dynamic works.

Discover a groundbreaking exploration of motherhood as Mothers Institute for Collaboration and Art (MICA) unveils MICAfest Art for Change: The M/others' View from May 1-31, 2024. With over 80 m/other artists spanning visual arts, performance, and literature, this month-long festival promises to dissect the intricacies of motherhood, igniting conversations and reshaping societal norms. Transforming the cityscape into a canvas of creativity, MICAfest transcends conventional boundaries, inviting audiences to delve into themes like Beyond the Ideal, Unseen Stories, and Beyond Biology.

In a realm where gender stereotypes still loom large, MICAfest stands as a beacon of change, amplifying the voices of m/other artists and dismantling barriers that hinder their recognition. From childcare woes to entrenched biases, MICA embraces the challenges head-on, spotlighting m/other artists and providing a platform for their narratives to thrive.