What if you could pause the inevitable, capture the fleeting, and witness the rhythm of life itself? It’s Time 2025 invites you to do exactly that. This extraordinary online exhibition opens on August 23, 2025, and will run until October 23, 2025, offering visitors a chance to explore one of humanity’s most profound and universal themes: Time.
Hosted by Exhibizone, It’s Time 2025 reflects on one of the most poetic and paradoxical concepts of our existence. Time is a constant companion—quietly counting the beats of our lives, yet impossible to hold. It gives us seasons and memories, moments of urgency and stillness. It can slip through our fingers or stand painfully still. Above all, Time shapes our stories, our hopes, and our regrets.
From the tick of a clock to the lines of age etched across a face, from nostalgic echoes of the past to uncharted horizons of the future, the works featured in It’s Time 2025 transform this intangible idea into a visible and moving experience. Some artworks invite us to linger in sacred stillness, while others propel us into motion, confronting the fleeting nature of each moment. Together, they weave a collective reflection on how time both defines and unites us.
Visiting this exhibition is more than viewing art—it is an act of presence. As you explore, take a moment to reflect. Which works stir your memories? Which inspire you to dream forward? Which remind you of what matters most right now?
And your voice matters here. Rate the pieces that move you, leave comments for the artists, and share your reflections with a global community of art lovers. Many artists will reply, continuing the dialogue and deepening the connection between creator and viewer.
In the end, It’s Time 2025 is more than an exhibition. It is a meditation on being, an invitation to pause the inevitable, capture the fleeting, and witness the rhythm of life itself.
It’s time. Step inside and make the moment yours.
View full list of participant artists here:
Luana Stebule, ILIA, James Simpson, Angela Koski, Marlon Green Jr, Brian Woods, Robert Willits, Mark Shevetone, Debbie Vogel, Shelley Skoropinski Supple, Steve Mason, Julia Meshcheriakova, Vince Quevedo, Janie Ronchelli, Karen Burns, Joe B., Sue Fitzgerald, Catherine Dean, Wesley Lowe, Inna Skidan, Michael J Duke, Amy Winnicki, Cinthya Chalifoux, Mary Fran Anderson, Mariia Sokor, Ed Tomney, Kara Coleman, Sara Alfaro, Luis Posada, Krijnie Beyen, Katie Botterman, Jennifer Carroll, Karla Cloninger, Michael Donnelly, Lisa Falco, Tina Fincher, Julie Goldman, Raymond Gorissen, Alice Gravely, Jeffry Griffiths, Lynn Guthrie, Chaz Hager, Serna Hatipoglu, Melinda Hoffman, Veda Kagabo, Bette Kauffman, Elena Kealy, Yerin Kim, Diane LaBuda, Leonie Lacouette, Teresa Lamb, Carol Levy, Viviana Lombrozo, Susan Magine, Monika Meyer, Faisal Mirza, Vasilisa Moruga, David Neeld, Yanqing Pan, Rubert Quintana, Bill Sabatini, Rod Schafer, Victor Selin, A.N. Kitsune, Jean Souza, Patricia Timbrook, Gynx Valentine, Seth Walker, Jennifer Waller, Gary Wilson, Paul Woggy, Rebecca Novelli
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