When two artists sit down together, the conversation often takes on a unique depth, layered with nuance and insight. For his first solo exhibition in Cyprus, Ultra Ruins, Anton Kushaev spoke with fellow artist Ekaterina Shcherbakova, exploring the symbolism woven through poetry and religion, the interplay between imagination and representation, and the way materials themselves seem to guide and demand respect in the creative process.

In this article, an art historian and social media manager for cultural projects, Asya Ivanova shares her perspective on these pertinent questions facing artists today.

ARTNOW Magazine met with Skolzki, Sasha Slepchuk, and Masha Adamova to discuss their working process, the quest for shared solutions, and the essence of creativity.

Recognizing the scale of the project and the inclusion of various sites as part of a parallel program, ARTNOW would like to present five thought-provoking artworks featured at the main venue of the Biennale, the Municipal Art Gallery.

In the art world, individual artists often take the spotlight. But sometimes artists share a fundamental desire for collaboration, which can open new ways of creativity. ARTNOW draws attention to six of the most intriguing art groups from all over the world.