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Our series, Know Your Park Lands Art, introduces you to the many public artworks within your #adelaideparklands. Today, the spotlight's on an intriguing piece from the 1980s, which includes a question mark. https://lnkd.in/geHQsq75

Pursuits Inc. founder, Marla Wasser, was recently featured in the Fall Edition of Kabin Magazine, sharing valuable tips for novice art collectors. While navigating the art world may be challenging for first-time art collectors, Marla highlights, “The art market can often seem daunting, but an art consultant can cut through the noise, opening the doors to a vibrant global art scene. Most importantly, we provide expert advice to navigate risks, ensuring that our clients' transactions are seamless and transparent.” The comprehensive article also features insights from Carlyn Moulton, owner of Prince Edward County's Oeno Gallery. Don’t miss out- check out the full article here at P.24-28: https://lnkd.in/ghXJFEKs #Art #ArtAppreciation #ArtAdvisory #PursuitsInc

There’s so much knitted here about the journey of corporate funded public art and the complications that arise years later. With pop up art installations (like I’ve produced) or street art, the life span is even shorter. With all of it, preservation is at a premium. https://lnkd.in/gDcSbPQq

1. "Wandering through the streets of Venice, where creativity meets inspiration #VeniceVibes #StreetArt" 2. "Getting lost in the beauty of Venice, one street at a time #TravelInspiration #CreativeWander" 3. "Discovering the hidden gems of Venice, where art and business meet #VeniceExplored #Innovation" 4. "A stroll through Venice, where every street tells a story #Storytelling #CreativeEntrepreneur" 5. "Finding inspiration in the canals and streets of Venice #VeniceInspiration #ArtMeetsBusiness" Or, if you'd like to tie it back to Pablo: 1. "Walking in the footsteps of Pablo, the street artist who brings Venice to life #StreetArt #VeniceVibes" 2. "Exploring the streets that inspire Pablo's art #ArtistLife #VeniceInspiration"

Graffiti and street art have transformed urban landscapes across the globe, turning mundane walls into vibrant canvases. With origins in ancient Rome and a reemergence in 1960s New York City, these artworks center the stories of people within their communities and incorporate the various identities, passions, and struggles that make each community unique. How did an art form once unaccepted by larger society achieve the status of high art? Read our latest article to explore the evolution of graffiti to street art: https://lnkd.in/eXt_Z5ET

Two workers transform a Manhattan wall into a collage of culture, art, and commerce. The city thrives on this dynamic tension—where do you draw the line between art and utility? Manhattan Day 5573 of one photograph every day for the rest of my life. #streetartnyc #manhattanstories #urbanphotography #dailyphotography #visualculture #monochromephotography

The trailer for mini #documentary fearuring Courtney Minor , owner of Courtney Minor Design is out! See below. Woohoo!

“Are Multidisciplinary Artists Finally Getting Their Due?” For a long time, collectors and galleries seemed to value artists who focused on a single theme or medium. Devoting a decade to painting pink rabbits or crafting flowerpots could guarantee recognition. But this narrow approach often felt limiting and uninspiring. Art is about more than repetition — it’s a reflection of personal stories, evolving experiences, and diverse perspectives. Thankfully, the art world is changing. Today, gallerists and collectors are increasingly drawn to multidisciplinary artists who combine strong technique with innovation and versatility. This shift is opening doors for creatives unafraid to experiment and push boundaries. What’s your take — do you value singular focus or multidirectional exploration in art? #ContemporaryArt #ArtCollectors #MultidisciplinaryArtists #ArtInnovation #ArtWorld

Very informative overview of the market after one of London’s busiest Octobers, including the Frieze Art Fair. Katharine suggests: Maybe 2 quality fairs with clear intention is better than 3 fairs, of mediocre quality.

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