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We took an outing today. Come with us to the London Art Fair. This fair is quite exciting for a number of reasons. Firstly, it’s the inaugural art event of the new year, effectively reviving the art market. The galleries are showcasing works from prominent artists and reflecting the latest trends from the previous year. However, the standout feature is undoubtedly the impressive prints that are on display. This is particularly significant as it offers a more accessible entry point into the art market for new collectors. The print market is a dynamic segment of the art market that is rapidly gaining popularity, positioning it as a sector to watch closely in 2024.

In a year marked by uncertainty and heightened volatility across the broader art market, the blue-chip contemporary paintings segment has once again proven to be a pillar of stability so far. This segment continues to deliver strong performance, exceeding historical sell-through rates and standing out as a solid investment amidst market fluctuations. #diversification #artinvesting #artinvestment #bluechipart

The third quarter is usually a quieter period in the art market calendar - a lull before the storm of the big art fairs and important auctions in London and New York that will define the year’s result. Explore our Q3 2024 Art Market Review, featuring in-depth auction analytics for the blue-chip contemporary paintings segment, along with an outlook of the upcoming art fairs and auctions in Q4. #arteducation #artinvestment #artinvesting #diversification

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.

Fubon Art Museum in Taipei is for rich folks Someone commented on the cable report aired the morning of June 4, 2024 regarding the newly-opened Fubon Art Museum in Taipei that the Monet exhibit being pathetic in scope. The report exposes the admission of NT$1,200 charged by said art gallery, as does the attached report of June 3, 2024, that is far more expensive than that at the most famous art galleries globally. The gallery in Taipei even sells cookies for NT$3,500. Another Taiwanese said in a FB post that the Fubon gallery is for rich folks. The spokeswoman for the gallery says the building is designed by famous architects for a princely sum and the admission price is based on the user-pays principle. The simple fact is that the greatest artist ever--Mother Nature--exhibits her masterpieces across the world for free, including the 4 shown in southern Thailand and on the west coast of Canada. Why pay to see manmade artworks that are ho-hum in comparison? #FubonArtMuseumInTaipeiIsForRichFolks https://lnkd.in/g6DzaZvUu

Wall art lighting is itself an Art!! Whether lighting an art gallery, museum, an art studio or your living room, selecting the best lights for a work of art requires knowledge!! KEY AIMS OF LIGHTING ART 1-Visibility 2-Accurate color rendering 3-Highlights the focal points 4-Preservation Sources of Lights 1-Natural light 2-LED 3-Picture lights and lamps

With Greater China being the second most important art market, accounting for 19% of global fine art sales, it is no surprise that all eyes were on Hong Kong for the Art Basel Hong Kong fair, the most important Asian art fair of the year. While the mood is certainly not as ecstatic as several years ago due to current economic issues in Mainland China, many of the largest international galleries and auction houses keep expanding in Hong Kong which is a testament to the growing, long-term importance of Asia in general and China in particular to the global art market. #diversification #artinvesting #artinvestment #alternativeassets

As the art market gears up for a resurgence to its pre-pandemic heights, 2024 promises to be a landmark year. Economist Clare McAndrew's Art Market 2023 report reveals a notable surge with an estimated 377 art fairs globally—an essential indicator of the market's vitality. This substantial increase from the modest 133 fairs in 2020 brings us closer to the peak observed in 2019, emphasizing the crucial role of art fairs in revitalizing the market. Let’s delve into some of the major art events to look forward to in 2024: Zona MACO: February 7 – 11 Frieze Los Angeles: February 29 – March 3 Art Dubai: March 1 – 3 TEFAF Maastricht: March 9-14 Art Basel Hong Kong: March 28 – 30 Frieze New York: May 1-5 Art Basel in Basel: June 13 – 16 Frieze London: October 11-15 Paris+ par Art Basel: October 18 – 20 Art Basel Miami Beach: December 6-8 #ArtFairs #ArtMarket

⚖️We all know the importance of a balanced digital life, therefore, finding moments of cultural immersion is more important than ever. We've curated a list of top contemporary art exhibitions in #London this season, offering a refreshing break from the screen-centric routine. It’s a fantastic opportunity to take a break and experience the creativity that the city has to offer. Whether you're seeking inspiration or simply looking for a change, these exhibitions promise a unique and enriching experience. So why not swap your digital screens for some captivating canvases this weekend? ✨🖼️ #ArtInLondon #DigitalBalance #ContemporaryArt #MayfairArt #DataAnalysis #DataScience

Art is inclusivity, art is exclusivity, so is contemporary art akin to conning your senses albeit temporarily? 🤔😁#ContemporaryArt #InclusivityInArt #ExclusivityInArt #ArtisticPerspective #SensoryExperience #ArtisticReflections #ThoughtProvokingArt #ArtisticExpression #ContemporaryThoughts #ArtisticJourney