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Arttaca is a platform for the art world. Arttaca is a platform built for the art world.

Galleries and collectors can manage and present collections with a private catalog and curated views, while artists can showcase works securely with options for inquiries and discreet sales. We help galleries and collectors manage and present their collections with ease through a private catalog and curated private views. Everything is private by default, with options for inquiries and discreet sa

les. Arttaca also supports artists with tools to share their work in a secure, professional environment.

24/04/2026

Jaewon Kim

He explores the fragile balance between technology, nature, and humans in his work. As a multidisciplinary artist, he works across sculpture, multimedia installations, and drawing. Using 3D printers and other AI-based technologies, Kim expands the language of objects and bridges the gap between digital and analog production processes. His interest in ecological chain reactions—such as the prediction that humanity would go extinct within four years without bees—is consciously reflected in his work. Recently, supported by Stiftung Sparkasse in northern Germany’s Schleswig-Holstein region, he presented a new series at gallery Wassermühle Trittau, focusing on the lives of moths affected by light pollution.

Jaewon Kim

Born in 1987, Seoul, South Korea, he lives and works between Hamburg and Seoul. After studying photography in Seoul, he received both his BFA and MFA in Fine Arts from the Hochschule für bildende Künste Hamburg, graduating in 2022 under the supervision of Martin Boyce and Thomas Demand. He has already realized numerous exhibitions in Hamburg, Berlin, Leipzig, Eindhoven, Barcelona, and his hometown of Seoul.

Arttaca Spotlight is our weekly feature where we share works of three artists per week on our social media channels.

22/04/2026

How to Hold Hands by Holly MacKInnon

Several years ago, during a dark time, she turned to her mother's old photo albums, flipping pages and peeling pictures from their pages so she could hold them in my hands. In them, she spotted things and people from a seemingly different lifetime, before she was born or just shortly after, and her memories of her own childhood became jumbled. She began to paint from these photos, mixing her own cocktail of memory and fantasy, blurring, fading, and joining images to see what would emerge.

Her upcoming exhibition, How to Hold Hands, is a collection of these paintings, focused on family gatherings and celebrations. They are moments of tension, intimacy, familiarity, loneliness, ecstatic joy, and everything else that makes a life.

How to Hold Hands will be exhibited at Duran Contemporary in Montreal from March 26th to April 18th, 2026.

Holly MacKInnon

She is a Montreal-based painter, working primarily in oil. She received her BFA from NSCAD University, and has completed residencies in Iceland, Portugal, Canada and Japan. She is currently preparing for her first solo exhibition in Montreal at Duran Contemporary .

Arttaca Spotlight is our weekly feature where we share works of three artists per week on our social media channels.

20/04/2026

Soft Image, Brittle Grounds by Felix Lenz

In an era in which digital systems govern present day economies, ecologies, laws and social structures, Soft Image, Brittle Grounds calls for critical engagement with the very foundations of technological progress. Research-led artist and filmmaker Felix Lenz exposes the material and political implications of contemporary image- and knowledge production, revealing how the complexity of the world collides with the reductive rationalities of the digital age.

The mixed-media installation raises questions about who has access to information, who holds interpretive authority, and whose histories are erased by dominant narratives of progress. With Soft Image, Brittle Grounds, Felix Lenz represented Austria at the 24th Triennale Milano International Exhibition, commissioned by the MAK.

Soft Image, Brittle Grounds
11.2.–26.7.2026
The exhibition is the MAK’s contribution to the 2026 Klima Biennale Wien .wien.

Felix Lenz (felixlenz.at)

Lenz is a Vienna-based research-led artist and filmmaker. Their work critically investigates image- and knowledge-making practices as situated and relational forces, emphasising their geopolitical, ecological, and technological entanglements and response-abilities.

Their films and installations have been shown and awarded internationally. In 2024, they received the Outstanding Artist Award by the Austrian Ministry of Arts and Culture.

They have held lectures and workshops at the Royal College of Art London, University of British Columbia, Humboldt University Berlin, Universidad de Buenos Aires, and the University of Applied Arts Vienna, where they also completed a master’s degree. They currently teach at Design Academy Eindhoven.

Arttaca Spotlight is our weekly feature where we share works of three artists per week on our social media channels.

17/04/2026

We could not close this without one more announcement.

The submissions to this open call were strong across the board, and after announcing our grant recipient we felt there was one more artist we needed to recognize.

We are awarding a $250 special mention to Jessada Chan-yaem

Congratulations Jessada.

Your work stood out✨We hope to see more work from you in the near future.

Thank you to everyone who submitted and to everyone following along.

More opportunities from are coming.

17/04/2026

This open call reminded us why we do this.

The submissions came from across the globe, the shortlist was genuinely strong, and choosing one name from it took us longer than expected.

Every artist who made it to the shortlist deserved to be there, and we are grateful for the trust placed in us by sharing your work.

The Arttaca Micro Grant goes to Andrés Pérez

Congratulations Andrés.

We are looking forward to seeing more of your work and watching where it takes you.

Thank you to everyone who applied.

More opportunities coming soon. ✨

17/04/2026

Tianxing Xu

My current works began with memories of regret, unfulfilled promises, and panic. I present a collection of paintings, prints, installations, and artist’s books that serve as building plans for an imagined amusement park. Hidden inside the work is a mixture of over-burnt memories and stories stolen from others. From imitating that ideal in my mind, I reconstruct and simulate a story that never happened by dismantling the elements that comprise the meaning of the park.

They are the pages ripped from a diary. The images from my memory appear overexposed and spotty, as if scorching sunlight has bleached their surface, prolonging
my search for clarity in recollection.

Tianxing Xu,

He is a visual artist, earned his BFA from East China Normal University, MFA degree from the Savannah College
of Art and Design. He has actively participated in the art scene along the east coast, with solo exhibitions at
Gibbes Museum of Art, Amherst College, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Savannah College of Art and Design and Chinese American Arts Council.

He was involved in resident programs in Gibbes Museum of Art, Artists Association of Nantucket, Lower East Side Printshop and NARS Foundation. Currently, he is studying at the University of Macau for a doctorate of fine arts.

Arttaca Spotlight is our weekly feature where we share works of three artists per week on our social media channels.

16/04/2026

Arttaca Visits “Ghostly, Godly / 人間” at M Place, Hong Kong.

We spoke with curator Chris Wan about the show. With the support of the Octone Foundation, the exhibition looked at how ghost stories and spiritual beliefs are woven into the fabric of modern life in Hong Kong, showing how these unseen forces still shape everyday reality.

By weaving together new commissions, archives, and documents by Simon Liu, Cici Wu, Tang Kwok-hin, Ha Bik Chuen, and On Kino, the presentation captured the "Human Realm," a space where joy and suffering coexist.

The exhibition has now ended.
is our way of bringing you into the art world, one exhibition at a time.

Stay tuned!

15/04/2026

Pablo Merchante

The world as we know it is an illusion. As Camarón said in a fourth sevillana song, ‘the illusion of life is a moment.’ The truth of what we experience is so relative that we each see our own truth. The subjectivity of the most essential, what we understand as reality, makes our internal certainties as important as or more important than our senses. The great question lies latent in the complexity of layers and the fleeting nature of constant events. That is what I try to capture.

Pablo Merchante

He studied fine arts at the University of Seville and completed a master's degree in Process Research at the same university. He also studied music at the Manuel de Falla Conservatory of Music in Seville.

He currently lives and works between Antwerp and Madrid. His CV includes numerous awards and scholarships from his early days to the present. He works with Rio y Meñaka Gallery and SC Gallery in Spain and with Verduyn Gallery in Belgium.

Arttaca Spotlight is our weekly feature where we share works of three artists per week on our social media channels.

14/04/2026

Arttaca Visits Each Modern at Art Basel Hong Kong.

The Taipei-based gallery presents a dialogue between the legendary Araki Nobuyoshi and contemporary ink artist Xu Jiong.

Anchored by their shared use of calligraphy, the booth becomes a site where life experience and the passage of time are transcribed into raw, gestural movements. Together, they offer a profound meditation on how we record the moments of our existence through image and text.

Each Modern is a gallery in Taipei focusing on post-war and contemporary art from Asia and around the world.

is our way of bringing you into the art world, one exhibition at a time.

Stay tuned!

13/04/2026

Alberta Crude by Teo Becher

This project unfolds around Edmonton and Calgary in the oil-producing province of Alberta, Canada. The vast majority of Alberta’s oil operations are located in the far north of the province and consists of highly polluting unconventional oil extracted from oil sands deposits.

The Canadian landscape and its representations appear here as an extreme case of the ambivalence between the protection of nature and its exploitation. Gradually, the idea of working around the two cities of Edmonton and Calgary emerged because they represent a system of relationship to the extractivist world that is in total contradiction with the history of the territory that is now Canada and the indigenous cosmologies that inhabit it.
The project traces different threads (oil, settler colonialism, the relationship to history) in an attempt to read transparently what it says about our relationship to the nature world.

Teo Becher

Born in 1991, he grew up in Nancy in north-eastern France.
Since 2011, he has been living and working in Brussels.He holds an MFA from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp (2020).

In Brussels, in 2020, he co-founded the collective La Nombreuse, composed of eight photographers and an art historian. The monograph Charbon blanc was published in October 2021 by Le Bec en l’air.

Arttaca Spotlight is our weekly feature where we share works of three artists per week on our social media channels.

13/04/2026

"I often give myself questions such as “what does it mean to be suspended?” “What does it mean to be held?” “What does it mean to be silent?” and so on, which allow me to come up with images as answers.”, explains Raina.

The Shape of Return

Kaveri Raina
talks to Zahra Amiruddin.

"Of fire-harpoons" is on view at Experimenter – Hindustan Park, Kolkata, till 18th April 2026.

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11/04/2026

We are delighted to share the Shortlist for the Arttaca Micro Grant.

Jessada Chan-yaem
(Thailand)

Arif Furqan
(Indonesia)

Anchangbo Limbu
(Nepal)

Vincent Wechselberger
(Austria)

Andrés Pérez
(Venezuela)

Minami Ivory
(Australia/Japan)

Congratulations to all of you. ✨

We also want to extend our gratitude to everyone who submitted their work and shared their vision with us.

One of the 6 shortlisted artists will be selected to receive the Micro Grant. Stay tuned for the announcement

Thank you for supporting Arttaca.