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The Bulgarian-British designer is opening his second global flagship in LA’s Melrose Hill gallery district to gain closer proximity to the art world and America’s entertainment industry. https://lnkd.in/eFCVuaED

How do you know if the art on your office or home walls is worth anything? By listening to this conversation with Madeleine Norton from Leonardjoel.com and Toby Meagher from Michael Reid Galleries, that's how. https://lnkd.in/gHDxM42Q

When it comes to acquiring great, original art, there is a common misconception that it must come with a hefty price tag. However, this couldn't be further from the truth. The work shown is by Emmanuel de La Villéon, dated c. 1920 and could be yours for just under £5000. Fine art doesn't have to cost a fortune. There are numerous ways to find and purchase high-quality, original pieces at great prices. One option is to explore local art galleries and art fairs. Additionally, online platforms and marketplaces have made it easier than ever to connect with art lovers, art dealers and galleries directly to discover unique pieces that suit any budget. By seeking out alternative avenues for purchasing fine art, individuals can enjoy the beauty and creativity of original and unique artwork without breaking the bank. https://lnkd.in/e37H4vnw

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

I would like to share with you this graphic design proposal for the exhibition "Between space and surface" of 2021. The exhibition organized by the Accademia di Belle Arti di Venezia, curated by Riccardo Caldura, features the works of: Arthur Duff, Ludovico Bomben, Francesco Candeloro. The visual composition focuses on typography and introduces two other elements useful to the representation of the artistic concept: 1) Light is the main theme of this exhibition, through it works take shape in space and on surfaces. We have chosen to represent materially the ephemeral presence of light with the use of orange color. 2) Using a transparent medium, the poster takes on new identities when interacting with the surrounding space. It can be presented in different ways on different spaces and surfaces. made with my sweetie Laura Serraglio 💖 #graphicdesign #visualdesign #exhibition #exhibitiondesign #visualidentity #catalogue #finearts #venezia #venice

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Have you ever stopped to marvel at the monumental sculptures that transform our public spaces and wondered how these massive works of art are brought to life? 🏙️✨ At American Fine Arts Foundry, the journey from vision to reality is nothing short of extraordinary. From the artist’s original concept, through meticulous planning, to the final installation of awe-inspiring bronze and metal sculptures, every step is a blend of creativity, precision, and expert craftsmanship. This article takes you behind the scenes, offering a glimpse into the magic of how monumental public art is crafted and installed. Discover how iconic artworks that shape cities and inspire generations are made – from idea to installation. This is a must-read for anyone passionate about art, design, or urban culture. Take a deep dive into the world of monumental art here: https://lnkd.in/gUu_guXY

Let’s dive into the intersection of design, art, and craft, as ⭐ Anne Hjortshøj joins Design Downtime to talk about contemporary fine art. Anne has successfully led design as an executive across multiple industries and has built design capabilities at three organizations. She talks about the common misconceptions surrounding design as an art form, and explores the contextual nature of art. Anne also touches on the role of museums, the evolution of art trends, the elitist nature of the fine art world, and her personal encounters with significant artworks. ‪Link is in the comments ⤵‬

Commenting on the changes in the Contemporary Art Market over the past decade, the value of contemporary art has surged significantly. Amid the Covid-years, factors determining an artist's work value were overshadowed, blurring the lines between good and bad art. These factors include educational background, age, ethnicity, gallery representation, exhibition history, and productivity. The influx of new collectors favored easily understandable art, leading to a rise in short-term value for "commercial" or "decorative" art. The recent year has brought a much-needed correction, emphasizing a return to quality in the art market. This presents a strategic opportunity to acquire exceptional pieces with high long-term value at reduced prices. While emphasizing the importance of personal preference in art collection, considering long-term value alongside aesthetic appeal can guide collectors in making informed decisions on art acquisitions. At Lindqvist Contemporary, we assist our clients globally in navigating these shifts and identifying art pieces with enduring value.

There's nothing like springtime trendspotting in NYC! For the third year in a row, Van Cleef & Arpel’s uptown art installation, Fifth Avenue Blooms, celebrated spring on NYC’s Fifth Avenue for the month of May. For more on the installation and live events, visit our blog: https://lnkd.in/gN5FdrQ9 #trendspotting #fifthavenueblooms #vancleefArpel #NYC #fifthavenue #spring #summer #summertrends #springtrends