Source: MyArtBroker.
This article examines how platforms like Instagram and TikTok have become essential tools for Gen Z in discovering and acquiring art. It highlights the shift from traditional galleries to digital spaces, emphasizing the importance of social media in connecting young collectors with artists.
Source: Woke Waves.
Woke Waves discusses how Gen Z’s art purchasing habits are heavily influenced by digital platforms and social media, revolutionizing how art is marketed and sold.
Source: Big Time Arts.
Big Time Arts examines how younger collectors are shifting toward new mediums like digital art, street art, and limited-edition collaborations, and how they view art as an extension of their identity rather than just an investment.
BE OPEN Art is pleased to announce Zohaib Mahar as its Artist of the Month for April 2025, as chosen by art lovers around the world from among those featured in our online gallery.
Huriana Kopeke-Te Aho, a self-taught artist and illustrator from Aotearoa (New Zealand), has been named BE OPEN Art’s Regional Artist of the Month for April in the Oceania stage of the 2025 competition. Representing a rich lineage of Maori and Pacific heritage, Huriana’s art powerfully channels their whakapapa, takatapui identity, and deep political engagement.
