Working from home means bringing a pop of colour to your walls has never been more important – and digital galleries are making it easier than ever to do, writes Anya Cooklin-Lofting
For the 18th edition of Collect, the show will take “phygital” form for the very first time, straddling physical and digital approaches to the modern-day gallery. It will open its doors at Somerset House again on 25 February and, simultaneously, will release works via Artsy, including online exclusives from galleries like ATTA Gallery in Thailand, Micheko Gallery in Munich and Gallery Skio in Seoul.
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