We are an online gallery with significant partners in Amsterdam, Geneva, Italy, London, and the United States. We have chosen the web as our primary platform to connect with artists. We are a 'nameless collective,' dedicated to supporting emerging artists worldwide and advocating for the free circulation of art.

Our innovative artistic project revolves around the concept of the Artistic Collective—a space where artists influence, support, grow, and gain visibility. Through two editorial projects focusing on contemporary art and photography, we produce both physical and virtual magazines, art catalogs, online exhibitions, and art fairs. We maintain connections with galleries, curators, and collectors globally, participating in fairs as art advisors and talent scouts.

We have a fresh approach to supporting emerging artists and promoting contemporary art! Our goal is to showcase them, make their work memorable, and craft their legacy. We actively promote all our artists across our platforms daily, ensuring they gain recognition worldwide. Our belief is rooted in the power of numbers. We have been working on this project since April 2017, experiencing continuous growth and receiving recognition and awards.

Our aim is to create a new virtual world in art, allowing everyone a chance to be seen. While we have a selection process, it lasts for a year and is based on as neutral criteria as possible.

Additionally, we need your support to revolutionize the art world! We embarked on this challenge: three years of magazines, artist residencies, exhibitions, and artist promotions. We are now in our seventh year of operation and have established the world's largest art challenge. Lasting for 12 months, we select artists, and among them, 20 will become the new Collective 23. Every month, we choose artists and organize virtual exhibitions, competitions, magazines, and much more. We provide visibility to all forms of art, creating a global artistic movement.

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