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Blockchain and Web3 technology are bringing new opportunities to digital artists. Artists and collectors can leverage it to revolutionize the art industry.

"Creative placemaking is an innovative approach to transforming communities through the integration of arts and culture into public spaces. Creative placemaking projects involve stakeholders in the creation of murals, cultural activities, and other creative strategies to bring communities together and create meaningful public spaces.

As we rebuild after the COVID-19 Pandemic, supporting Public Arts can allow people to express their feelings through a form of art that others can relate to.

2nd St District Welcomes local Professional Artists for the Twelfth Annual Holiday Window Walk and Santa on 2nd Holiday Celebration at W Austin

Art is not just a luxury. It is a meaningful and effective method for healing and connecting. RevArt’s new Atlanta Gallery, opened in partnership with Ascent Peachtree is a great example of this.

RevArt is pleased to announce Art, A Modern Medicine, an exhibit in Atlanta, Georgia, featuring the healing works of Aida Murad and Bob Stonehill. The exhibit will be open to the public from August 26, 2022, to January 6, 2023.

Discover the unique art experience at Gallery 19, a contemporary art gallery founded by RevArt and Greystar in Lower Manhattan. Explore the works of local New York artists and connect with the community through art.

RevArt, in partnership with 19 Dutch, will be celebrating the fast paced, yet intimate culture of New York in their upcoming exhibition, “In the Mood of New York.” This exhibition spotlighting art from local New York artists will be open to the public beginning June 9th, 2022 and will remain open until September 11th, 2022.

RevArt is excited about an exhibition at the Guild Gallery in downtown Charlottesville that will be open to the public from May 6th to July 15th, 2022.

With a female co-founder and half of RevArt's members being female, we always want to organize an exhibition from a female perspective. This spring, we gathered six talented local female artists in Virginia and presented the new exhibition "Nature, Us, and the Future" at the Guild Gallery.

TINT Gallery is pleased to announce Alexandra Cicorschi’s first solo exhibition, “No Middle Ground.” Cicorschi creates artwork out of salvaged wood, collected from construction sites, and discarded furniture around the Bay Area. The process of recycling lies at the base of her art practice, both as a plea for sustainability as well as her personal belief in the importance of renewal through recirculation. The show is on view from January 15 - April 1st, 2022.

As an architect of augmented reality, media artist Van McElwee never stops exploring new technology in art