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Art 19 is a company created to raise money for human rights causes from the sale of artworks by the world’s leading contemporary artists.
By blending the worlds of art and advocacy, the company aims to raise awareness and contribute directly to causes that uphold the values of freedom, justice, and equality on a global scale. Through its projects, Art 19 is committed to fostering a culture of social responsibility within the art world while making a tangible impact on the advancement of human rights.
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CONTRIBUING ARTISTS:
AYŞE ERKMEn
SHILPA GUPTA
ILYA AND EMILIA KABAKOV
WILLIAM KENTRIDGE
SHIRIN NESHAT
YOKO ONO
GERHARD RICHTER
CHIHARU SHIOTa
KIKI SMITH
ROSEMARIE TROCKEL
Qatar Museums is to build a permanent pavilion designed by Gerhard Richter in Doha, conceived by the artist as both a three-dimensional artwork and a space dedicated to a key body of his work.
Beginning September 26, 2026, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts puts Chiharu Shiota's work on display in her largest solo exhibition to date, The Soul Trembles.
Decades into her career, the artist is still evolving—and exploring what it means to be Iranian.
As Bozar’s Grand Invité for the 2026–27 season, together with The Centre for the Less Good Idea, William Kentridge takes over Bozar with the exhibition "I am not me, the horse is not mine" and a selection of projects throughout the season.
Gerhard Richter remains a central figure in major public collections worldwide. His works anchor key displays in Berlin, Bonn and beyond, underscoring how museums keep his practice present for new audiences.
Yoko Ono has spent more than seven decades making art that refuses to behave like an object.
Chiharu Shiota’s art installation, The Moment the Snow Melts, is on display at MUDEC – Museo delle Culture di Milano until September 20th, 2026.