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The original, emerging art market: presents new challenges in marketing and is a call to trust yourself.
The original art market lies somewhere within the luxury retail market, though there are some significant points of difference, which present new challenges in marketing. Whilst rarity in luxury retail is a crucial aspect, so to is the fact that there is more than one of the same item available. It is buying into a [...]
Omens & the arts – the hound of war reflects world politics; & more from New Blood Art
As North Korea fumbles through military manoeuvres in the Pacific this week, it seems the collective unconscious has spoken through our artists to warn us of the hound of war. The abominable canine has revealed itself to two new artists: first in Daniel Coves’ gothic, realist ‘Damnation’ series, and again in three of Adrian Narvaez Caicedo’s surreal blitzes – the [...]
Artists and their Studios
A selection of artists and their studios – click on the images to visit the artist’s page…
There’s something about the Chinese Girl…
Today Vladimir Tretchikoff’s Chinese Girl was auctioned in London and far exceeded its estimated sale price, selling for £982k. It’s believed to be the world’s most reproduced print and in honour we are releasing Blue Geisha by acclaimed artist Rebecca Fontaine-Wolf. With only 100 available, we don’t expect this series to be in circulation very [...]
Window into the world of Rebecca Fontaine-Wolf…
1) How and when do you start your day? I usually get up around 9am have a cup of tea, spend some time playing with the cat and then either go to the gym or straight into the studio. 2) Tell us about your studio or working space. I work [...]
Better by design
As the 10th annual London Design Festival gets ready to throw off its dust sheets, we showcase the work of five emerging designers who are making their mark on the capital – from brilliantly mismatched wallpaper and a self-tidying desk to a chair that’s good enough to eat
Van Gogh to Kandinsky: Symbolist Landscape in Europe 1880-1910; Edvard Munch: Graphic Works; Picasso and Modern – review
Scottish National Gallery; Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh
Portrait of the artist as an older man – this time with a pension
Creative types have their strengths, but not usually in financial planning. Julia Kollewe reports on a scheme that paints a brighter future for them
Introducing the fearlessly talented Olga Noes
This is such a treat…. We are so excited to have discovered Olga Noes! Watch her creating Contemplation by clicking on the link: Contemplation
‘Rundgang’ at The Berlin University of the Arts.
Last week we visited The Berlin University of the Arts for ‘Rundgang’ their biggest event during the year. Rundgang, literally means ‘open door days’ where all the studios were open and the students work on display. What a treat to make this visit and to see the depth and clarity with which these artists work. It [...]