Almost 13 million US dollars for one collectible card – this is exactly the amount at the auction for the unique Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant card featuring the autographs of both NBA legends and fragments of game jerseys.
Read MoreHis works are exhibited in galleries in Seoul, Tokyo, Paris, Singapore, New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Toronto, and other major cities around the world, decorate the homes of many Hollywood celebrities, and the recently introduced portraits of US President Donald Trump in the street art style have become a real hit among collectors. All of this is about Tadas Zaičikas, a Lithuanian living in Canada, who left business thirteen years ago and immersed himself in the creative world.
Read MoreTadas Zaičikas, an artist from Kaunas who has been living in Canada for the past decade, received an invitation to submit his works for a coloring book that will be published to commemorate the U.S. independence anniversary. He is probably the only Lithuanian painter whose works will be presented in a publication dedicated to this special occasion.
Read MorePainter and master of magic Arvydas Gaičiūnas made public letters he received from alleged art collectors. According to the artist, at first glance they resemble real offers to purchase artworks or collaborate with international art platforms, but in reality, they are part of fraud schemes. Not only he but also the Lithuanian artist Tadas Zaičikas, who lives in Canada, speaks about such attempts to deceive creators.
Read MoreDuring the evening, guests were presented with one of T. Zaičikas's latest works – a portrait of U.S. President Donald Trump, painted in bright colors. In recent years, the Lithuanian artist living in Canada has attracted increasing attention from collectors precisely because of the works in this series, in which political figures are interpreted in the style of pop art and street art.
Read MoreContemporary artist TedyZet explores fame, mythology, and humanity through expressive narrative abstraction and the striking Icons Off Duty series.
Read MoreTedyZet is featured in Four Perspectives in Contemporary Art by Zak Lodhi, published in Life Plus Style Magazine (2025).
Read MoreToday’s art world includes many painters who are content to focus on the surface level of their creations. While traditional floral paintings emphasize delicate blooms…
Read MoreTedyZet (Tadas Zaicikas) is redefining contemporary art with his bold, expressive works that blur the boundaries between abstraction and reality. He is well known for his signature style, which he calls “Narrative Expressionism.” His latest collection, recently showcased at the LA Art Show, reinterprets nature through abstract imagery.
Read MoreTadas Zaicikas, a Lithuanian-born, Canada-based urban abstract street artist, is coming to the prestigious Salon d’Automne in Paris in October. For his debut at this prestigious venue, the highly sought-after artist will be showing a custom-made 30” x 40” multi-layer stencil piece titled “John Lennon _ between love colors.”
Read MoreUrban abstract street art is an incredibly diverse art movement that is rapidly gaining traction and popularity as work being exhibited in the streets continues to develop in terms of size, style, and even sheer skill. However, it is impossible to talk about this movement and its impact on society and the art industry without making reference to the contribution of Tadas Zaicikas, also known as TedyZet.
Read MoreThe art market decreased by over 20% in 2020, down from approximately USD $64.0 billion in sales in 2019 to roughly USD $50.0 billion last year. Prestigious global artist sheds light on the industry’s investment potential
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Read MoreGiven the current environment in which many businesses are operating, industries around the world had to reshape conventional business models to survive the threat of the ongoing global pandemic. One industry, in particular, the gallery industry has found new hope as it moves from displaying art in galleries and fairs, to an online market. With re-occurring lockdown restrictions and limited social movement, art galleries, like many other businesses have now managed to use technology and the internet as a way to survive.
Read MoreHell hath no fury greater than the economic destruction that the COVID-19 pandemic has wrought. Surging job losses, skyrocketing bankruptcy cases, and a looming economic recession, the health crisis has ushered in a tidal wave of troubles around the world.
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