Latest Banksy work revealed in Southhampton General Hospital. Painting honourees and supports health workers. Artwork will remain in Southampton General until autumn. Later on it will be on auction to raise money for NHS.

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Rat's Takeover Banksy's Bathroom

In these days where we are all locked down in our houses. Street artist Banksy creates a funny composition in his bathroom which the rats invade his bathroom and creates a mess.

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Explore some of the new kitchen trends to make your kitchen more entertaining and colourful.

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Art is Reinterpreted During Corona Times

Getty Museum is challenging you to re-create famous paintings with the objects and people in your house.

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StayTheF***Home Desk

The Danish startup company Stykka releases their cardboard desk design to solve the table problem caused by COVID19 Pandemic. 

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Virtual Reality Exhibitions

Oliver Miro is working on a online Platform called Vortic. With all the galleries are shutting because of the global pandemic. Company is working on online exhibitions, using 3D Scanning technology.

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The artist KAWS collaborate with tech company Acute Art to develop a free sculpture experience in 12 different locations around the world. 

The sculpture you can carry everywhere

How Streets Responded to Pandemic

As the pandemic spread all over the world. Street artists from all over the world painted walls to express their opinions about the situation.

Couple artists perform live from their social media accounts during isolation time to relieve the stress. 

New Raf Simmons Collection for Textile Company Kvadrat

Fashion designer Raf Simmons created two upholstery fabrics Helia and Silas. Aiming to create unusual texture from natural materials. 

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United Nation turns to Creatives to Spread Awareness 

United Nations and World Health Organisation called the creative minds to a competition to spread awareness with their art.

Creating Art from our Balconies.

Inspired by Italy's spontaneous singing, museums commission artists to make 'balcony art' during coronavirus crisis.

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Artists are aiming to make a visual manifestation of the balconies singing that is going viral and its becoming uplifting for the people in quarantine.

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