An archive is shaped by choices: what is collected, preserved and allowed to disappear. This editorial explores how artists, collectors, curators and galleries can care for the traces of the past while making room for future stories.

A place holds memory, language and ways of knowing the world. This editorial asks how artists, collectors, curators and galleries can engage with identity and belonging while respecting the particular stories behind each work.

When a machine takes part in making an image, where does the artwork begin? This editorial explores AI art and authorship through the choices artists make, the questions collectors can ask and the responsibility of curators and galleries to describe digital work with precision.

ERI KATO Collective 23 Art fair curation. An art fair is more than a collection of artworks in one place. Its architecture, routes and rhythm influence what we notice, how long we look and which conversations begin. At the start of 2026, the question of how a fair can shape an encounter with art came into focus. The inaugural Art Basel Qatar was announced with an open exhibition format that moved beyond the traditional booth structure. Its presentations were to respond to Bec

A place is never just a backdrop. It carries histories, materials, memories and ways of living. As COP30 brought the world to Belém, this editorial asks how artists, collectors and curators can engage with place without reducing it to a symbol.

A fair can offer a powerful moment of discovery. But an artist’s work cannot be understood in a single glance. Attention grows through context, conversation and time. In this editorial, NNC Gallery considers what artists, collectors, curators and galleries can do to make an encounter with art last.

Volume 20 — September 2025 The Portrait of Humanity Nina Natimanishvili art work Every age leaves behind a face. Sometimes it is carved in stone, sometimes painted on canvas, sometimes trapped forever in silver salts or digital pixels. Long after civilizations disappear, it is the face that survives. A gaze. A wrinkle. A scar. A smile. A silent testimony that says: someone was here. September 2025 arrived in a world suspended between uncertainty and possibility. Wars continue

How do we find new artists? In a world saturated with images and digital visibility, NNC Gallery acts as a curatorial filter to recognize authentic artistic practices, support emerging and mid-career talents, and restore meaning to art beyond the logic of the market alone.

Editorial Vol 16 Recognize emerging artists by Valentine H. Hyman – Founder & Curator, NNC Gallery London Project When we talk about the art world today, we cannot ignore two forces that are reshaping our horizon: digital openness and the need for authentic curatorial filters. In our selection of artists, winners of our Monthly Challenges, we can clearly see how these two elements intertwine. On one hand, access to art — through virtual exhibitions, online platforms, and inte

Can art age? We often ponder this question. Does the art of an emerging artist age? Our answer is always NO! In this age of art...