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The global influence of local art Art has the unique ability to transcend borders, connecting people from different cultures and backgrounds. Local art, with its rich cultural significance and unique perspectives, can have a profound impact on a global scale. CIVICO is dedicated to showcasing the work of local artists and connecting them with a worldwide audience. This article explores the global influence of local art and how CIVICO’s international reach is transforming the art community. Read more:👇https://lnkd.in/e_syV-Cp

There is a new space —822–in Basel. The image corresponds to the work of Charlotte von Engelberg. There are two aspects that speak positively about the way Basel perceives contemporary art and culture: the amount of available studio space and the proliferation of very carefully programmed independent art spaces. What does it mean? That the art community tries again and again to integrate itself in the fabric of the civil society; that the artistic community is aware of itself as a group and not only as an individual and that it embraces the social creating a positive environment.

Art patronage, from the Renaissance patrons to modern companies and digital platforms, has always been essential to the flourishing of the arts. Each era has brought its own means and mechanisms for supporting artists, reflecting the values and technologies of its time. The continued support of patrons, in various forms, remains crucial to the vitality and diversity of contemporary artistic creation. Check out our new blog post https://wix.to/scWZTLo #newblogpost

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So, who are we, and what do we do? Check out some fast facts about the Arts Collective!

Did you know there's a difference between a car collection and a car museum? While Klairmont Kollections initially started off as a private collection, we now function as a fully public not-for-profit museum. Use this graphic to learn about the differences between the two! Want to learn more? We wrote a whole blog post about the difference - and about why we decided to make the switch. Read our blog post here: https://lnkd.in/gDu-zhhX

I wouldn't be who I am without the arts. And it's time that we re-wrote the script on the Arts in all their forms, and start giving them the respect they deserve. We're seeing music, art, and other creative subjects pushed to the side, reserved for those that can afford it as a luxury, rather than being available to everyone. Education is now a factory for maths and sciences, with schools measured on the results in a small selection of subjects. Subjects that are 'useful for the world of work'. In some respects, I can understand that. There are careers that are underpinned by a working knowledge of facts and figures. But there's a world of industries that aren't. The creative industries consistently bring in huge amounts of money for our economy, as of 2023* it was seen to be contributing £108 billion in gross value added (GVA) annually. It's far from the highest. But it's a huge chunk of wealth that can only be grown with proper investment at early stages, and by giving it the proper attention that it deserves. It's time we championed creativity in all aspects of our life, and breathed new life into an industry that continues to grow. The arts aren't a fringe activity, they're inherent in each part of our culture. *Source: https://lnkd.in/eGrez6R4.

“90% of the new generation of art collectors don't believe that the art world is welcoming or inclusive. While most describe it positively as inspiring, thought-provoking, enriching, and innovative, they still have their concerns with the art world: 1 in 3 believe the art world is elitist 1 in 4 describe it as pretentious 1 in 5 believe it is intimidating" (Source: Avant Arte, "Collector Report 2024)  🤔 ✨ Embracing the Next Gen of Art Collectors: Without a doubt, it is time for the traditional art market and its participants to begin embracing the next generation of #artcollectors. However, it is also critical to truly understand the differences in their #values, #collectingmotivations, and #buyinghabits.   🔍This new generation is undoubtedly redefining the narrative surrounding #artcollecting. Motivations go beyond mere art appreciation or investment in the pursuit of true #connection and #impact. #Ownership takes on new and varied forms, and status is no longer a primary driving force. Instead, authenticity, personal #resonance, and #socialresponsibility have a significant impact on their collecting motivations.   💡💥In this dynamic environment, adaptation is key. So thank you 🙏 , Avant Arte, for providing such valuable information about today's new collectors, as well as this insightful #report👇, which will undoubtedly contribute to the #sustainability of our industry. 🎇   #nextgenartcollectors #artmarketresearch #report #collectorsperspective #futureofcollecting #knowyouraudience #innovation #artandtechnology #futureoftheartmarket  

 🤔 Who are the new generation of art collectors? The new generation of collectors are frequently misunderstood. At Avant Arte we know them well and wanted to change that. We believe firmly in the potential this community has to support the art world. So, we spoke to 1,500 of our collectors. Here’s what we found. Read the report: https://lnkd.in/e2ZFpYnB

WARNING: the following text is heavily abridged!!! The University of Applied Arts Vienna is seeking to fill the position of University Professor of Cultural Studies. The position is located at the Institute of Art Studies, Art Education and Art Mediation.   3 Hurrah! We are heavily in favor. Working on a corporate culture requires artistry. Transformation & Culture: we know how.