Month: July 2022

In museums and galleries, and on the art market, African art has become sought after. But international recognition did not happen overnight, as many might assume. Instead, it came about through the concerted efforts of African art experts like the Bonhams specialist Helene Love-Allotey. In sales at this auction house, Love-Allotey has quietly rewritten the […]

Beyond material needs, any Cuban visual artist who begins his career must overcome a whole series of logistical and organizational problems typical of the art market, difficulties that multiply in our context. We talk about managing social networks and advertising, finding sponsorships or funds for exhibitions, managing sales in galleries or directly with art dealers, […]

Global Crypto Art Market The report contains 160 pages and accurate analysis including latest technologies, driving factors, challenges, market trends, government guidelines, major company profiles of key players, company revenue analysis, recent developments and strategic outlook. The research examination provides forecasts for the crypto art market to 2028. The study even helps in the cost […]

SPONSORED: SAVE THIS DATE: The Three Tree Point Summer Art Market will return on Saturday, August 13, 2022. This is your chance – Saturday, August 13 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. – to meet the artists, discover unique offers for your whole family, including fashion, jewelry, home decor, care accessories skin, flowers and much […]

Each month in The Hammer, art industry veteran Simon de Pury lifts the curtain on his life as the ultimate art world insider, his brushes with fame and his invaluable insight into the inner workings of the market. art. Even for an incurable optimist, the events unfolding at the beginning of this decade and particularly […]

Outposts of top-notch Western galleries are springing up all over Seoul as the Korean art market, driven by a new generation of collectors, continues to attract increasing attention. Paris-based international gallery Perrotin has revealed plans to establish a second outpost in the city, joining the branch it established there in 2016. The new gallery will […]

Art Industry News is a daily summary of the most important developments in the art world and the art market. Here’s what you need to know on Tuesday, July 12. NEED TO READ Beyond Public Art Installations – Unfortunately, most public art in New York ends up in a dumpster. Dozens of commissions are awarded […]

New Jersey, United States – The Wall art market The research report aims to provide a quick overview of the overall industry performance and important new trends. Important information, as well as conclusions, latest key drivers and constraints, are also described here. A wide range of quantitative and qualitative techniques are used by market analysts, […]

“Turtle,” watercolor by Susan Soderquist COURTESY PHOTOS Summer can be hot, but there’s an indoor, family-friendly event featuring cool artwork from local artists and artisans, artist demonstrations, live music, food trucks and activities for young and old. The Englewood Art Center, a division of Ringling College of Art and Design, offers visitors and residents the […]

It’s the people that make small towns unique. Cañon City, while perhaps not as small as it once was, is home to an abundance of eclectic artisans who dedicate their lives to bringing their collective works to the community. However, just as important as the resulting product is where the items appear. Driftwood and Clay […]

It’s the people that make small towns unique. Cañon City, while perhaps not as small as it once was, is home to an abundance of eclectic artisans who dedicate their lives to bringing their collective works to the community. However, just as important as the resulting product is where the items appear. Driftwood and Clay […]

The Art Detective is a weekly column by Katya Kazakina for Artnet News Pro that lifts the curtain on what is really current on the art market. Two female artists made their high-stakes nightly auction debuts in New York in May: One was an 82-year-old veteran with a long history of solo exhibitions, museum acquisitions […]