Meet Jens-Peter Brask, a restaurant and nightlife entrepreneur turned prolific art collector, curator and book publisher. From his base in Copenhagen, he amassed an impressive selection of rare and eclectic works, including over 350 skate art editions (with a few highlights from THE SKATEROOM). We took a closer looks at Brask’s collection and chatted with him about his skater background, his approach to collecting, and the 60+ murals which he commissioned around the city, in an effort to give back. Read the full conversation -> https://lnkd.in/exj6_DZU
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As art does not generate any cash flow, its value is solely determined by demand and supply. One important aspect affecting demand is an artwork’s provenance. Having been part of a high-profile collection oftentimes has a positive impact on an artwork’s demand and therefore price. The De La Cruz collection that is going to auction now is a good example. Will these paintings trade at a premium due to their strong provenance? We will know soon… #diversification #alternativeassets #artinvestment #artinvesting
Miami's vibrant art scene mourns the loss of the esteemed Cuban-born philanthropist and contemporary art collector, Rosa de la Cruz. Several works from her extensive collection are set to be sold at Christie’s in a series of auctions starting with the illustrious New York evening sales this week. Read our short report on the De La Cruz Collection and several of the highlights headed for the auction block. #arteducation #artinvestment #bluechipart #artauctions
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Attending Miami Art Week? Keep an eye out 👀 for our Fine Art & Collectibles aficionados, Patrick Drummond and Alison Sweeney. They are your go-to experts for safeguarding your clients' priceless treasures, from fine art to antiques and collectibles. Explore the full list of coverages on the Distinguished website using the link in the comments below. Patrick Drummond Alison Sweeney #Artinsurance #artprotection #collectiblesinsurance
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Damien Hirst, is a noteworthy figure of the contemporary art world. Hirst’s provocative artworks often have a recurring theme of a juxtaposition of life and death. With a keen eye for symbolism, Hirst composes his artworks in a manner that contrasts these concepts and challenges perspectives, which provokes profound reflection from the viewer. In this post we will look into the fascinating world of Damien Hirst and reflect on the story behind his potent artistic statements. Read Full Journal Post on kushstain.com
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Editrice pour TAEX. Journaliste chez RFI en russe. Chercheuse en art contemporain et en linguistique, doctorante à l'EHESS. 7 ans d’expérience dans la gestion événementielle
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In the 1960s, the Venice Biennale prize was awarded to the movement New Tendencies for starting “to contextualise digital art within contemporary art with a historical discourse”. What has been going on with digital art at the Venice Biennale since then? Read the new article by Anastasiia Spirenkova: https://lnkd.in/duynQPSY Featured artwork: Matthew Attard, I Will Follow the Ship
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Final episode!
In the season finale of An Optimist’s Guide to the Planet, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau returns to Greenland and meets artist and performer Aka Niviâna, who believes art can both connect people and change the world. Watch more: https://t.co/IdjFHl2MDo
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Jeff Koons elevated banal objects into art; the 'Rabbit' (created in 1986) is the most expensive artwork ever sold by a living artist (€81.4 million). Reflect on the banalities around you—what might you transform into valuable assets? www.artcipation.com https://lnkd.in/d24tuEQJ https://lnkd.in/d24tuEQJ #artandleadership #artandbusiness
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Great free webinar where our authors dive into the behind-the-canvas stories of various masterpieces!
Don’t miss our March “Looking Through the Canvas” webisodes with authors Michael Cothren and Patrick Frank! Join us as they uncover the history behind some of the world’s notorious pieces of art and artists. Register to tune in: http://spr.ly/6041XRhHJ #HigherEd #HigherEducation #Art
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What a gorgeous painting Brian! In your Visual Art and our music together, your sense of the 'narrative' of life, the stories, social commentary and recognition of beauty in the apparently ordinary, fleeting moments of the everyday is always evident. As in this painting, you successfully imbue your work with empathy, poignancy, and atmosphere. https://lnkd.in/eSasgZiR
‘’Summer’ (2021) Mixed media on wood by Brian Palm found a new home yesterday in the Duke Street Gallery’s silent auction. Congratulations to an open minded collector of contemporary Irish Art!
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