Noa Ironic is an Israeli-born artist currently based in the United States. She studied fine art at Shenkar College in Tel Aviv and is now completing her MFA at RISD. Her work includes painting and ceramics, and has been shown internationally in solo and group exhibitions across Europe, the US, and Asia. She has been represented by Rosenfeld Gallery since 2020. In the interview, Noa talks about drawing as a constant from childhood, about returning to painting after her undergraduate studies,...

With the art market still adjusting to new conditions, galleries are rethinking how they connect with collectors and sell work. In our interview, Emile Haffmans, founder of Art World Marketing, shares what he’s seeing across the sector and where galleries should focus right now instead of waiting for the market to recover. Q: The art market has been slow for a few years. What should galleries be doing now instead of waiting for things to “recover”? A: In terms of marketing, I understand the...

Rachel Berkowitz is a painter based between Los Angeles and London. Her recent body of work, “Life is Soirée,” draws on references from Rococo painting, historic interiors, gardens, and social rituals. She builds her paintings around gatherings, movement, and shared moments, often working to music and letting rhythm guide the process. Alongside studio work, she paints live at events, treating painting as a performative act shaped by place and atmosphere. The series will be shown at Gallery...