Our March online group art show, “Where Worlds Meet” invites artists to delve into the intriguing concept of interconnectivity within their creative works. This group show aims to provide a platform for artists to express and explore the beauty and complexity that emerges when different worlds, identities, or elements meet, intertwine, and coexist within the realm of artistic expression. Artists are encouraged to interpret this theme in a way that resonates with their unique perspectives and artistic styles. Through the art displayed in “Where Worlds Meet,” artists are empowered to build bridges across perceived divides, inspiring audiences to embrace the multifaceted nature of connectivity and coexistence within the artistic landscape.

Throughout history, artists have masterfully used various art movements and techniques to convey their emotions. How does an artwork make you feel? When you look at a painting by J. M. W. Turner, do you sense a profound serenity washing over you? Do you feel the intensity in Tamara de Łempicka’s female portraits? Do Jeff Koons’ balloon dog sculptures make you giggle? These are mere examples of the multi-faceted ways in which an artist is able to show mood and emotions in their artworks.