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15/05/2026

📍Royal Scottish Academy of Art and Architecture, Edinburgh
📍RSA Annual Exhibition — OPEN ART 2025

We are continuing to showcase a case from FprBuro Communications Agency. Today, we are sharing a retrospective review of the 199th RSA Annual Exhibition, which took place from May 3rd to June 8th, 2025, at the Royal Scottish Academy of Art and Architecture in Edinburgh. This exhibition is the longest-running and one of the most significant showcases of contemporary painting, sculpture, photography, architecture, and installations in Scotland, organized by the Royal Scottish Academy (RSA) .

As part of this project, FprBuro Communications Agency curated the exhibition of our artresident, artist, and eco-activist Natalia Kapchuk. We provided curatorial and art management support for the artist’s personal brand. This involved selecting the most relevant works in line with the exhibition’s theme and the organizers’ guidelines, submitting the application, ensuring proper positioning in accompanying and informational materials, determining the pricing of the artwork considering the RSA commission, and organizing and coordinating the logistics of the art objects. We also provided consultation support on the installation methods for the 3D wall sculpture “From Great to Gone” (2023) from The Lost Animals series, which was selected for exhibition by a prestigious jury from the Scottish art community.

You can find photos from the 199th RSA Annual Exhibition featuring ‘s display in the carousel.

06/05/2026

Want to become a Met Gala 2027 guest as an influencer?

Then it’s important to understand one thing: access to events of this level is not built overnight.

The Met Gala is not only about money. It is a system of positioning, media relevance, strategic partnerships, public image and long-term industry integration.

Brands and companies invite people who already carry cultural, media and commercial value.
And even financial access often depends on the right positioning, network and strategic alignment.

That is why a strong personal brand today is not just about social media or the number of followers.
It is about reputation, professional environment, media strategy, the right collaborations and consistent presence within the industry.

In this carousel, we gathered some of the most interesting facts about how this system works behind the scenes — and what actually influences access to one of the most closed events in the world.

At FprBuro Communications Agency, we work with long-term image building, media positioning, PR strategy and strategic integration into the art, cultural and fashion industries.

Our goal is not simply visibility, but building a personal brand image capable of organically entering high-level cultural and industry environments for the next stages of growth.

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23/04/2026

📍 The Auction 2026 by Terrence Higgins Trust, Christie’s London

During the development of personal brands for FprBuro Communications Agency’s art residents, we focus on participating in international group exhibitions, art fairs, biennales, and cultural museum and institutional projects. We also involve artists and their works in landmark events organized by major auction houses. This allows emerging, underrecognized, and mid-career artists to increase the estimated value of their pieces and establish themselves among the relevant target audience, including art dealers, investors, groups of collectors, gallerists, museum directors, and institutional representatives.

Today, we are sharing a case realized with the support of for artist, and philanthropist Natalia Kapchuk. On March 25th, her artwork “Midas Touch,” 2022, from The Lost Planet series was featured offline at one of London’s most prestigious auction houses, , as part of The Auction 2026.

The pre-bidding format took place from March 16th to 25th on a prestigious fundraising online platform organized by . This annual charity event, supports Terrence Higgins Trust, an esteemed UK-based charitable organization that advocates for sexual health and the fight against HIV. Natalia Kapchuk graciously contributed the artwork, which was sold for the suggested reserve price of £10,000, within the guide price of £12,000-18,000 indicated in the catalog. This sale, given the starting price and the estimated range determined by the auction house’s internal expertise, confirms the sustained growth of interest in the artist’s practice on the international stage and marks its transition into the realm of institutional and collector attention.

FprBuro provided full support and art management for Natalia Kapchuk’s participation in the project, offering art advising during negotiations with the organizers regarding the formation of the valuation, the starting price, and the artwork’s estimate. This included coordinating the project agreement and donation catalog form, and developing accompanying materials that reflected the strategic positioning of the artist and the art object.

17/04/2026

/ 23 | Untitled Art 2025

During the internationally renowned contemporary art fair, Untitled Art, was held. focuses on curatorial balance and integrity across all disciplines of contemporary art. Shaped by new curatorial voices and themes, each edition of Untitled Art addresses urgent cultural issues through dynamic programming and intentional design.

The 14th edition of Untitled Art Miami Beach 2025 featured 160 exhibitors from 29 countries and presented both traditional and new sections.

Guest-curated by Allison Glenn, the Special Projects sector welcomed eighteen site-specific installations and ambitious projects across the fair and throughout the city, exploring water as metaphor and material.
The updated Nest section, guest-curated by Jonny Tanna, is aimed at developing new talent and introducing fresh voices to the art-world mainstream.
The debut Artist Spotlight sector, curated by Petra Cortright, focused on solo presentations that brought visibility to artists working across digital culture and outsider art.
A new Non-Profit section was introduced, aimed at highlighting the important role of non-profit organizations in supporting artists’ careers.

During the event, Artist Prizes were awarded in five categories:
- The Eighth House Residency Prize was awarded to Sho Shibuya,
- The Best Digital Booth Prize was awarded to CURRO,
- The Last Resort Artist Retreat Residency Prize was awarded to Lyndon Barrois Jr.,
- The CCA Andratx Artist-in-Residence Prize was awarded to C. Lucy R. Whitehead,
- The Fountainhead Residency Artist Prize was granted to Mira Dayal.

attended the VIP Preview of the fair, interacted with gallerists, curators, and artists, and noted the most engaged contemporary art objects with established, underrecognized, and emerging artists from around the world: “Mars”, 2025 by presented by (booth A37), picture by , ‘s solo project “Shadow in the Mist” by (booth C9), and “A New Forever”, 2025 by Maurico Alejo presented by (booth B31) and others.

07/04/2026

Ralph Pucci Wynwood Gallery × Miami Art Week 2025 | Group Exhibition “PROCESS”

Continuing the theme of significant current art events at the Ralph Pucci Wynwood Gallery during Miami Art Week 2025, we now focus on the group exhibition “PROCESS,” The immersive curatorial project will be open to the public from December 1, 2025, to March 27, 2026. The key principle of the exhibition is the importance of the “hand of the artist” highlighting the crucial role of manual, tactile work in an age dominated by industrial production and digital technologies. PROCESS showcases the journey of creating objects, from the initial idea and sketch to the physical embodiment of materials, encouraging viewers to see design not just as an end product but as a form of thought and artistic experience.

The exhibition is designed as a reconstruction of a sculptural workshop, delving into the significance of artisanal gestures, materials, and the direct physical involvement of the artist in contemporary design and art. The focus shifts from the finished object to the process of its creation. Participating artists include Xavier Lust, Lee F. Mindel, John Koga, Paul Mathieu, Ilkka Suppanen, Antoine Bootz, Kevin Walz, and Ralph Pucci.

Kevin Walz, an American artist based in New York, specializes in working with natural materials such as wood, glass, metal, and cork. He combines these materials with modern technologies and experimental processes in his practice.

Michael Evert, a master sculptor for Ralph Pucci, is responsible for creating the initial three-dimensional forms of objects in-house and translating the ideas of invited designers into tangible creations.

Antoine Bootz, a French photographer, presents his “Sunrises” series, offering a visual reinterpretation of dawn across different geographical locations. In these works, the sun serves as the focal point of the composition, connecting landscape, color, and space.

Juan Pablo Castro, a Colombian photographer and visual artist based in Miami, merges fine art photography, industrial design, and visual research to explore form and color.

30/03/2026

22 | Ralph Pucci Wynwood Gallery × Miami Art Week 2025 | Private View Ruben Toledo

Miami Art Week 2025, held in December, traditionally served as a focal point for the season’s key art events. Continuing our review of the week’s most significant cultural highlights, Сo-Founder and Creative Director of FprBuro, Oleg Tarnopolskiy, visited the Ralph Pucci Wynwood Gallery. It is a gallery and exhibition space with branches in New York, Los Angeles, Miami, and London. There, a private view of the project by Ruben Toledo took place, a Cuban-American artist, sculptor, illustrator, and one of the most expressive chroniclers of fashion working in New York.

The central element of the exhibition was the monumental mural “I See You — I Love You,“, which measures 146 feet long and 14 feet high, displayed on the gallery’s facade. The work is dedicated to Isabel Toledo, a fashion designer and the artist’s wife, who had a fundamental influence on his artistic language.

Inside the gallery, ten new watercolor works from the “Natural Selections” series were presented, along with a series of “Birds” sculptures created in the 1980s for an exhibition in Japan.

During the private view, the artist created portraits of guests. In gratitude, they had the opportunity to pay any amount, which was directed to support a documentary film dedicated to the lives of the Toledos: their love, creative union, and influence on the world of fashion and art.

The collaboration between Ruben Toledo and Ralph Pucci International began in 1988 with the development of a mannequin design and has evolved over decades into visual, artistic, and conceptual projects.

FprBuro PR take: Ralph Pucci’s program during Miami Art Week demonstrates a rare example of how a commercial gallery operates with a museum logic – connecting personal expression, historical continuity, and collective artistic process within a single narrative.

20/03/2026

ARTistGUIDE | Chapter12 |Design Miami 2025
Roham Shamekh | Design Miami (Curio Section)

During , which we will cover in more detail in a future post, Oleg Tarnopolskiy, Co-Founder and Creative Director of FprBuro, met , an artist whose practice lies at the intersection of art, architecture, and collectible design. His interests focus on collective identity, the environment, and interconnectedness.

This year, Roham Shamekh presented a sculptural object from the ROOTS COLLECTION in the Curio section. The work can be understood as a fragment of a broader artistic language, constructed through studio experimentation and a nuanced engagement with states of existence, which the artist consistently develops by combining collectible design, experimental art practices, and a deep focus on the inner human experience.

In this context, the primary focus is not the object itself, but the state it activates: a space for pause, inner dialogue, and reconnection with oneself. The soundscape plays a special role, working with the frequencies of the Root Chakra—the energetic center of stability. It allows the viewer to not only see the object but also to physically experience it: on the level of perception, breath, and internal rhythm.

“I was moved not only by the professional precision but also by the spiritual composure, inner discipline, and the ability to build a holistic artistic ecosystem. Shamekh doesn’t just design an object; he shapes an experience. He doesn’t declare an idea; he creates a space where the viewer can feel it personally and fully live through that experience. His art restores our ability to hear ourselves.”

16/03/2026

/ 21 | Faena ART | × Miami Art Week 2025 | Es Devlin

During , Faena Art presented large-scale, site-specific projects by British artist and scenographer Es Devlin, exploring the intersection of art and literature. The installations were located on Faena Beach and were open to the public.

The central work was the kinetic installation “Library of Us” — a 50-foot rotating triangular structure containing 2,500 books that have influenced Devlin’s philosophy, life, and artistic practice. The artist described the project as a “temporary society” centered on reading, reflection, and human connection. The installation environment was conceived as a collective spatial experience: a circular reading table with inner and outer rings, LED text displays, and audio recordings of the artist’s voice creating a sense of shared presence. Visitors were encouraged to engage with one another and exchange energy inspired by the books and the act of reading.

This project reflects a broader cultural shift — from institutions presenting static objects to creating immersive, experience-driven formats, where architecture, text, sound, and movement function as a unified communication system.

Alongside this work, the installation “Reading Room” was presented inside the Faena Cathedral, featuring a 14-meter bench with integrated bookshelf and an LED screen displaying excerpts from books read by the artist.
Devlin’s third project “Tracing Time” included drawings on glass, paper, and digital screens exhibited in the Faena Project Room.

FprBuro PR take: Faena Art constructs a compelling narrative in which an anniversary commission becomes a platform for cultural dialogue. This demonstrates how an institutional brand can strengthen its positioning through meaningful audience participation rather than direct promotion.

11/03/2026

March 11th marks the birthday of artist, eco-activist, and philanthropist Natalia Kapchuk. For many years, Natalia has been an art influencer for FprBuro Communications Agency, and on behalf of our entire team, we join the numerous congratulations the artist is receiving today from various continents.

Throughout all the years of our collaboration, we have seen as a tireless creator, inspired by a passion for creating contemporary art objects. She is dedicated to her craft and the mission she has set for herself: to draw the viewer’s attention to the large-scale environmental problems of our time, the beauty and richness of the planet’s flora and fauna, and the necessity of preserving, protecting, and restoring natural resources. To fulfill this mission, with the support of , the artist’s works have been exhibited at shows and art fairs in dozens of countries.

We wish Natalia Kapchuk tireless energy, which will continue to be a motivator for achieving new professional heights, vivid emotions for creative inspiration, and harmony!

Happy Birthday, Natalia Kapchuk!

10/02/2026