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The Art Basel and UBS Art Market Report Art Basel and UBS present The Art Market Report 2023, an annual global art market analysis. The Art Market Report provides a review of the international art market, highlighting some of the most important trends and developments taking place each year. Authored by Dr. Clare McAndrew, founder of Arts Economics, it is an independent and objective study, analyzing sales and other activities of different segments of the market including galleries, auction houses, art fairs, and collectors. Courtesy Art Basel and UBS.

Since Brexit, Paris has been working hard on taking away market share from Europe’s dominant art market location, London. One of the highlights of this year’s Paris Art Week in mid-October was certainly the second edition of Paris+ by Art Basel. Read our short report to learn about the art fair and the strong Paris auction results that accompanied this year’s Paris Art Week. #artinvestment #diversification #alternativeinvestments

As art does not generate any cash flow, its value is solely determined by demand and supply. One important aspect affecting demand is an artwork’s provenance. Having been part of a high-profile collection oftentimes has a positive impact on an artwork’s demand and therefore price. The De La Cruz collection that is going to auction now is a good example. Will these paintings trade at a premium due to their strong provenance? We will know soon… #diversification #alternativeassets #artinvestment #artinvesting

Where to buy art in Singapore? The answer to that is often - your nearest mall! However, the art scene in Singapore, including affordable art, thrives at contemporary art galleries, fine art dealers and even art pop-ups.

Have you ever experienced working in an art residency before? Share with us in the comments section, how it improved your art and creativity. #12BrassStreet #12brassstreet #artgallery #artlovers #ArtResidency #ArtInvestment #artconsultancy

“Factors such as higher interest rates affect the demand for art, however, there has been little research on how these economic and social trends impact the decisions and spending plans of collectors. To address this, the report presents a global survey of collectors, examining their attitudes, behaviors, and outlook for the art market in 2023, as well as trends in spending, and how they interact with artists, galleries, institutions, and their environment.”-Art Basel #artmeccainsights https://lnkd.in/eqbaCWfu

As progress continues, older work sounds embarrassment. But it's okay. It's all the part of process so here's another my old work. Theme: Art exhibition for Acs. #artexhibition #posterdesign #graphicdesign #graphicdesigner #creativeart

Make sure you check out this exhibit that challenges the notion of what a work on paper can be!

What are metaphysical hermeneutics? How can we best 'decode' the absurd? Does art require a criteria? What are the metaphysics of advertising? If I see that a company can create the VERY GREATEST art. Surely that's the best and most impressive thing they can do? Beverage advertising is my very favourite. How do you advertise something you sip, drink or gulp? Any. Way. You. Want. When your brilliance is casual, fun, grandiose, amusing, elegant, boisterous - and a spectacle? And innovative? It is impossible to ignore. You have transcended and defied all. 'What am I advertising? At this level of mastery? Sublime brilliance. That's all. We're casually demonstrating our greatness.' If Radiohead can release an EP that's not an LP and their EP has 7 tracks that are better than any LP that year with 12 tracks. Then? If a brand releases an art exhibition or installation? Or puts on a concert? And it's worth everyone's endless attention, curiosity and fascination? Guess what they now associate with your brand. Everything wonderful. The key element is surprise. A cheeky surprise, a funny surprise, a safe surprise, a reassuring surprise, a comfortable surprise. When it comes to the spectacle there are many ways to engage with it and different stages to your participation in it. Noticing Staring Being entranced and hypnotised Pondering what you're seeing while you try to process it all Studying it to better understand what's going on and how it does what it does Finding out who the puppet master is. The Wizard of Oz Telling yourself it's not worth your time and that you have cooler stuff to do Being intrigued again, knowing you might never see it again Enjoying it with someone and wanting to validate aspects of your shared experience, perception and interpretation Decompressing from the experience and debriefing These are personal notes on the various stages, variously experienced by various groups/types of people when they see a spectacle. When your spectacle takes place somewhere iconic? Now it's much easier to stage an iconic spectacle. And you will want the very best photographers, painters, drawers, and visisual artists on hand to interpret it and manufacture pop art and timeless art. Right then and there. Stage a pop up ART HAPPENING. Or a pop up Da Vinci workshop. You're manufacturing popular culture and soft power and influence and brand worth in REAL TIME. In a luxurious tapestry. You must be efficient and effective about it. It's like you set up your spectacle. Then you set up your circus in 5 minutes and get to it. Media circus, your provocation, your fashion elements, and as many mixed media artists as you can afford. Then upload it all, send it to your graphic design person or the artists work it all. And you have branding, PR materials, low and high art and all kinds of art to share with the world. About how THIS was that THRILLA IN MANILLA or that Bigfoot Sighting. I always loved illy coffee. Now, even more! Congratulations!

The art market’s generational, cultural, and technological shifts have inspired artists to reconsider the gallery model in its traditional form. However, this trend is not solely a result of recent market shifts. Recent cases show that artists continue to suffer significant yet avoidable financial loss when their gallery goes out of business.   Pierre Valentin and Mona Yapova consider whether the standards to which galleries are kept when managing artists’ funds deserve re-evaluation. Read here 👉🏽  https://lnkd.in/d8wyGnaX #artists #galleries #BSFItaly #artlaw