This summer, RHD’s Center for Creative Works (CCW) has launched the Art Hub, a vibrant pop-up shop, gallery, and studio space in West Philadelphia. Located at 3425 Walnut Street on the University of Pennsylvania's campus, the CCW Art Hub is open Tuesdays to Fridays from 10 AM to 5 PM and select Saturdays from 11 AM to 5 PM. Meet talented CCW artists working on special projects, explore unique art exhibitions, and shop a variety of creative products -- including t-shirts, greeting cards, tote bags, prints, ceramics, and more. Don't miss out—the CCW Art Hub is open through September 2024. Come by and support local art! Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/eEM7Yj3j. #RHD #CCWArtHub #WestPhilly #SupportLocalArt #PennCampus #PhillyEvents #ArtGallery #ShopLocal
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Ever wondered how 3D scanning technology can reveal the essence of art and preserve its beauty? Explore the White Rabbit Gallery, renowned for its collection of 21st-century Chinese contemporary art. Founded by Judith Neilson, this gallery features over 3000 works by 700 artists, each piece a testament to cultural richness and innovation.Despite challenges in scanning exhibitions, our use of Matterport technology has captured the intricate details, textures, and dimensions of these artistic creations. This allows for a deeper understanding of art and ensures its timeless preservation for future generations. Find out more about this exciting project here https://bit.ly/4bmt8ck #3DScanning #ArtPreservation #WhiteRabbitGallery #ContemporaryArt #MatterportTechnology #CreativeTechnology #ArtInnovation #VisualArt #ArtTechnology #TechTrends #GalleryExperience #CommercialSpace #VirtualTour
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You don’t have to go inside a museum to see some of the best art in Detroit. More and more street art can be found on the sides of buildings, in alleyways and other random outdoor areas. And now, Detroit’s street art scene is getting national attention. Detroit has just been named as having the No. 5 street art scene in the entire country, according to USA Today’s 2024 list of the 10 U.S. Cities With The Best Street Art Collections, which ranks Detroit ahead of New York City, Washington, D.C., Nashville, Miami and Portland. Ranking just ahead of Detroit are Oklahoma City, Philadelphia, Richmond and Cincinnati.
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Over two decades in the art market, I've seen firsthand how quickly the tides can turn. The opulent, eclectic collections that once dominated have given way to a preference for minimalism and contemporary art. Scott Reyburn's recent article underscores the profound changes we're witnessing. The once-stable world of art and antiques is now marked by uncertainty, with major fairs changing and the tastes of collectors shifting rapidly. As we navigate this evolving landscape, one thing is clear: nothing in the art market is permanent. The values and trends we see today can—and likely will—change in the blink of an eye. The future of the art market is more unpredictable than ever. Adapting to these changes is essential, but so is holding onto the timeless principles that have always defined true art. Photo and Article in TAN More reflections on our Chronic Art Blog - Ssa-art.com #ArtMarket #Antiques #Collecting #Minimalism #ArtTrends #Change #ArtHistory #ArtBusiness #FutureOfArt
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#soloshow #exibition #aterniger #aternigerproject #february2024 #ATERNIGER #BlackInArt #ChromaticExploration #AbstractArt #TheColorBlack #ArtisticExpression #ContemporaryPainting #MeaningsOfBlack #UrbanArt #AbstractInterpretations • ATERNIGER 2 exhibition, Bistrița-Năsăud Museum Complex. • Black is strong, silent, and elegant; it is matte black, glossy black, introspective, and mysterious. It is sober, balancing, and can be the starry sky on restful nights; black is a color that has undergone many changes over the centuries, as Michel Pastoureau noted. Black asserted itself as a color at the famous exhibition at the end of 1946 at the Maeght gallery in Paris, where 25 works by artists such as Pierre Bonnard, Henri Matisse, George Braque, Georges Rouault, Henry Van de Velde, Pierre Soulages, and others were exhibited. For me, it is a haiku, embodying all the meanings perceived through the eyes of the beholder. The ATERNIGER exhibition explores the depths and expressive dimensions of black, offering viewers a captivating journey through diverse stylistic approaches, placing them center stage, in the heart of the piece, or in the universe, exploring it. By integrating works done in a realistic style, I aimed to bring a personal and introspective element to the entire project. Thus, the realistic achievements become a window to my own self-representation, bringing to the forefront elements of identity and human experience that harmoniously merge with the abstract language of black. This juxtaposition creates a profound connection between abstract and real, inviting viewers to explore the subtle nuances of artistic expression in a vast spectrum of interpretations and emotions. In this dialogue, dynamic images are the connecting and transitioning element, elements from the real space that overlap and juxtapose, enveloping and unveiling urban exploration areas that have triggered over time in my conceptual and then real studio, today's project on display, entitled ATERNIGER.
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For example, one wouldn't anticipate finding a Michelangelo masterpiece at a local art fair, as such venues don't typically convey the aura of “priceless historical significance” that certain artworks embody. Read more 👉 https://lttr.ai/AObBr #BrettBarney #MarketExpectations #ArtBusiness #SculpturePricingStrategies #AmericanFineArtsFoundry #FineArtMarketPricing #UnlockingImagination #BroaderBusinessLandscape #SpecificCustomerBases #PricelessHistoricalSignificance
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Frederick Douglass: Street Art Tribute in 60 Seconds Journey into the world of street art with our inspirational time-lapse video, "Frederick Douglass: Street Art Tribute in 60 Seconds." In this brief but impactful YouTube short, we bring to life the legendary Frederick Douglass, an icon of history, using the vibrant medium of street art. Witness the creation of a breathtaking mural that not only pays homage to a remarkable figure but also serves as a canvas of inspiration for artists and aspiring talents. Through our time-lapse, you'll not only get a glimpse of street art mural techniques but also experience the magic of outdoor mural painting. Art isn't just about technique; it's a journey of inspiration, and this video is designed to fuel your creative spirit. It's a reminder that art transcends boundaries, making historical figures come alive on the walls of our cities. Aspiring artists and beginners alike will find encouragement in the fusion of art inspiration and the legacy of Frederick Douglass. This short video is a tribute to those who paved the way, a guide for mural art businesses, and a wellspring of artistic ideas. In 60 seconds, you'll witness the birth of an urban masterpiece, demonstrating that every wall is a canvas, and every stroke is an opportunity to create, express, and inspire. Whether you're starting your artistic journey or seeking fresh inspiration, this video is a reminder that art has the power to change the world, one mural at a time. #muralart #streetart #streetart #muralpainting https://lnkd.in/gNrG32Ub
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In New York, A Fiery Insight into the #ArtScene #Curator and Apartment #Gallerist #JeonYoung @ #IronVelvet "Iron hand in a velvet glove" – this phrase encapsulates the concept of resilience wrapped in gentleness. The name 'Iron Velvet' is derived from juxtaposing two contrasting words. The intent was to feature artists who are not mainstream white male artists of New York but those from minority or female groups who possess stories of strong inner fortitude. Within the limits of my mandate, the space aims to encapsulate contemporary art discourse while supporting artists and curators who share my vision. The gallery started in December 2021 in an exceedingly ordinary studio apartment, small enough to include a kitchen in its mere 53 square meters but open entirely as an exhibition space. Until July 2022, we have hosted six site-specific exhibitions, performances, and workshops. While a home may not seem ideal for displaying art due to lighting and circulation considerations, we wanted to turn that around. We didn't wish to follow the grammar of traditional white cube galleries; instead, the space itself becomes an immersive artwork. It has often been likened to a speakeasy for galleries. To those dreaming of entering the New York art market, there is something I'd like to emphasize: with the source of information becoming more diverse and abundant, it is essential to be a person with inner expansiveness. I define this as having a solid core but being soft and flexible on the outside, with a firm center that allows you to expand in any direction. The Iron Velvet apartment gallery, led by curator Jeon Young, was particularly struck by the exhibition of artist #SophieKoe. A conceptual artist who visualizes through her installations how power institutions and mass media dominate our thoughts. She notes that there is a rising number of people who begin to resent institution-led art criticism and trends, bringing forth a time where diverse voices emerge, and works that convey these voices appear. #NewYork, Discovery of Perspective by #HyunYerim.
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Holographic Art Exhibits: The Galleria Lumina Enter Galleria Lumina, where art is no longer confined to canvases and frames but exists in a dynamic state of 3D splendor. Here, holographic displays create a new dimension of artistic expression, allowing visitors to walk through, around, and interact with the art. This is a space where the static becomes dynamic, and the passive act of viewing art is replaced by an interactive experience that invites conversation and contemplation. It's not just an exhibit; it's a journey through the artist's mind, where each piece is alive with the potential for discovery and interpretation. Galleria Lumina is not just changing how we see art; it's transforming how we connect with it. #3DHologram #3DHolographic #3DLedFanDisplay #HologramDisplay
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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.
We attended the Preview Day of the London Art Fair excited to see its first prints & editions section, featuring galleries that focus on limited editions. A fantastic addition to the show, nurturing collectors who want to grow their portfolios and host big brand names on their walls. We spoke to Adrian Hill Fine Art & Stow Art House about the prints in their booths. Our Market Editor Sheena Carrington commented on the popular featuring of Hockney’s across the fair, and rare colourway Warhol’s at Tanya Baxter Contemporary. To learn more about investable prints & editions, and their artists, download the free report: https://lnkd.in/eskYscGT #londonartfair #artfair #art #LAF24
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Opening tomorrow, the first of this year's senior art gallery exhibitions, Izzy Kolb: "What if I live life in all the wrong ways?" Exhibition: 1/23-1/27 Gallery Reception: Thurs. 1/25, 6-7 p.m. An installation of sculpture, ephemera, projected video and more. Artist Statement: Living in a society of oversaturation and overstimulation, the world can feel a bit loud. My process as an artist requires a prioritized relationship distinguishing my own internal voice from all other noise. My creative process, using self-imposed rules prohibiting social media use, revealed my long-standing dependency on this technology as a form of escapism. Through this work, I question the fundamental experience of endless visual entertainment, influence, and all-encompassing distraction. https://bit.ly/48vUJr1
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