Avant Arte’s Post

“90% of the new generation of art collectors don't believe that the art world is welcoming or inclusive. While most describe it positively as inspiring, thought-provoking, enriching, and innovative, they still have their concerns with the art world: 1 in 3 believe the art world is elitist 1 in 4 describe it as pretentious 1 in 5 believe it is intimidating" (Source: Avant Arte, "Collector Report 2024)  🤔 ✨ Embracing the Next Gen of Art Collectors: Without a doubt, it is time for the traditional art market and its participants to begin embracing the next generation of #artcollectors. However, it is also critical to truly understand the differences in their #values, #collectingmotivations, and #buyinghabits.   🔍This new generation is undoubtedly redefining the narrative surrounding #artcollecting. Motivations go beyond mere art appreciation or investment in the pursuit of true #connection and #impact. #Ownership takes on new and varied forms, and status is no longer a primary driving force. Instead, authenticity, personal #resonance, and #socialresponsibility have a significant impact on their collecting motivations.   💡💥In this dynamic environment, adaptation is key. So thank you 🙏 , Avant Arte, for providing such valuable information about today's new collectors, as well as this insightful #report👇, which will undoubtedly contribute to the #sustainability of our industry. 🎇   #nextgenartcollectors #artmarketresearch #report #collectorsperspective #futureofcollecting #knowyouraudience #innovation #artandtechnology #futureoftheartmarket  

One big mistake art collectors make: Buying art that appeals to everyone but themselves. "Instead, trust your instincts. Really differentiate yourself by collecting art that’s deeply personal to you," says Jason Rubell, co-founder of the Rubell Museums. We spoke with Jason about how leading with curiosity can help you build a more customized collection. Learn more insights: http://ms.spr.ly/6042Ypv84

Think of the last time you visited a #museum. Can you recall any detail – like an artifact's place of discovery or the inspiration behind an artwork – about an item from your visit? This is one challenge our museum clients face: to not only create a beautiful visual experience, but an educational one. So, how can we elevate these stories so they connect with an audience? One answer lies in the magic of augmented reality. Principal and Global Cultural+Performing Arts Leader Dan Clevenger, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, gets into the details here: https://bit.ly/44ESLC4

Input is always chaotic. Output can be orderly. What you see in galleries, they’re the output. When you see the artist studios, they’re the input. Art is best appreciated when you talk to the artists and visit their studios. Art is least understood when you go to galleries and museums. To understand what is — always talk to the source. The source contains all the materials that’s removed to create the output. #sml2sml #io #smlresearch #smlphil #philosophy

To better protect legitimate collectors and prized art, the art market itself needs to become more transparent, and sellers, #museums, and other institutions must be held accountable. Discover how transparency won in the Bouvier Affair with Forbes: https://bit.ly/4bApkFV

Art patronage, from the Renaissance patrons to modern companies and digital platforms, has always been essential to the flourishing of the arts. Each era has brought its own means and mechanisms for supporting artists, reflecting the values and technologies of its time. The continued support of patrons, in various forms, remains crucial to the vitality and diversity of contemporary artistic creation. Check out our new blog post https://wix.to/scWZTLo #newblogpost

On disability, accessibility &art: an example of what can be done..

Take a closer look at the art of the Three Waters Islamorada, as created by DAC Art Consulting!

If you’re looking for an art-focused read, I just added a review to my blog for Patrick Bringley’s 2023 memoir “All the Beauty in the World”, which charts his experience of a decade guarding art at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. The book is poignant and beautifully written. Check out my latest post to learn more. https://lnkd.in/egRXXbrg