Events

Dive into the world of generative art with this two-day bootcamp designed for artists, coders, designers, and curious minds. You’ll learn from scratch how to use creative coding tools (such as Processing and p5.js), artificial intelligence, and real-time visualization environments to create interactive, one-of-a-kind artworks bursting with algorithmic life. Each day blends theory with hands-on practice. By the end of the workshop, you’ll walk away with your first completed generative art project — ready to exhibit, print, or add to your digital portfolio.

Step into the creative spaces where ideas are born. During this two-day open studio event, Museums.com invites visitors to meet the resident artists behind our platform. Engage in intimate conversations, observe works-in-progress, and explore the methods, materials, and stories that shape each artist’s practice. From minimalist ink to augmented reality installations, this event is a rare chance to experience the magic of the studio. Collectors can purchase artworks directly from the source. Ideal for Art collectors, cultural institutions, creative professionals, students, and curious minds looking to connect beyond the gallery wall.

Step into the future of creativity. Echoes of Tomorrow is a groundbreaking exhibition exploring how artificial intelligence will shape the artistic landscape by the year 2050. Featuring a dynamic mix of human-made, machine-generated, and collaborative hybrid artworks, this show invites viewers to reflect on the boundaries between imagination and automation, authorship and algorithm. Discover a world where code becomes brushstroke, and machines don’t replace the artist — they become the medium.

In honor of International Women’s Day, this exhibition brings together works by renowned contemporary women artists from across the globe. From intimate portraits to conceptual installations, the show invites reflection on women’s place in art history, the territories they inhabit, and the struggles they continue to face. Themes range from motherhood and the political body to resilience in the face of violence, colonial narratives, and the right to personal space. It is a visual and emotional journey that breaks silences, sparks dialogue, and honors invisible forms of resistance. The exhibition will open with a panel conversation moderated by curator Helena Duval, featuring the participating artists: Aliya Khan, Chiara Bellini, and Mira Dev. Talk starts at 6 PM.