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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
“The human mind is my favourite tool” says the artist who believes we should set our morality aside, and see AI for what it is just technology. In conversation with Suchismita Ukil.
At MO.CO. Montpellier Contemporain, a major monographic exhibition of Kiki Smith marking her 40 years of artistic careera
Yoko Ono is a seminal avant-garde artist, whose body of work traces seven decades of counter-culture from the anti-war movement of the 1960s, to contemporary protests against the political non-status of refugees.
On its 60th anniversary, Goodman Gallery presents the global premiere of William Kentridge’s new nine-minute stop-animation film, ‘A Nicely Built City (Never Resists Destruction)’ – the twelfth in his acclaimed cycle of ‘Drawings for Projection’, ongoing since 1989.
Ayşe Erkmen has overlaid it with a golden line, as we reported here previously. On 26 September 2026, we took the time that a work like this deserves, together with invited guests, a guided tour and a lunch.
"Do U Dare!" explores exile, loneliness and the distance between being watched and being understood
The artist is bringing her brooding anti-war production of Verdi to Barcelona’s Liceu, with Russian soprano Anna Netrebko in the title role