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What an intriguing read by Kelly Crow in The Wall Street Journal. Kelly highlights how the art market is being reshaped by the tastes and unpredictable habits of a new generation of younger buyers: https://lnkd.in/dFWrxAQt I’ve also written on a similar topic in Forbes Business Council. If you're interested, take a look at my article on how gallery owners can help drive a more inclusive global art market: https://lnkd.in/dsNcGkAj #WallStreetJournal #KellyCrow #Art #ArtMarket #ForbesBusinessCouncil

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"

Remember our post about the "Art Across Borders" project? It's a fantastic example of how collaboration can push artistic boundaries. But the world of art is brimming with even more inspiring stories! 🌿The PARK(ing) Project: Project for Public Spaces Imagine a city street transformed into a temporary park! This incredible project brings together architects, designers, and artists to create playful, thought-provoking installations in parking spaces. 🎤The Mile Long Opera: This ambitious project takes "collaboration" to a whole new level! Over 1,000 singers come together to perform a massive, geographically dispersed opera. These are just a few examples of the incredible things that can happen when artists join forces. Collaboration pushes boundaries, fosters new ideas, and ultimately enriches the art world. Let us know in the comments below - what are some collaborative art projects that inspire you? #ArtSi #Collaboration #ArtPower #Community #PublicArt #UrbanInterventions #socialpractice

Did You Know - Checking in on the Coat Room By Robert Long, FASTC and Robert Shook, FASTC At some point in the design of performing arts spaces there may be a discussion of the requirements for a coat room. Buildings are changing with the times, and this program space is no different. READ THE ARTICLE: https://lnkd.in/ghATdc5C

Take a virtual tour of my first solo art show! https://lnkd.in/gawmbPzB Empty Spaces; Energetic Places What we believe to be empty spaces are actually full of energy. What we perceive with our eyes isn’t all there is. We intrinsically know this when we talk about gut feelings and good vibes. Yet, it can be easy to forget when we walk through the woods on a fall day all the energy transfers taking place. In early 2022, I went on my first silent, nature-focused, meditation retreat. It helped me gain a clearer understanding of how we are a part of nature, not just dropping in on it. That we are not just witnessing nature, but are being witnessed by it. When we slow down, there’s so much going on. So many little miracles at work. Flying creatures. Tiny seeds that use sunlight and water to transform themselves into massive oak trees. Fungal networks that support entire ecosystems. Allowing ourselves to feel a child-like sense of awe of the world around us may seem a little basic. However, research shows that witnessing this magic allows us recognize that we are a part of something greater than ourselves. This helps us to shift our perspective and gives us access to more equanimity— or clear seeing. Empty Spaces; Energetic Places asks us to reflect on the energy present in seemingly empty places and how that energy might have the power to transforms us. About the Artist Bri Harrington is a Minnesota-based watercolor artist. Out on a trail, or in-studio, abstract, or impressionistic, her work emanates serene, yet vibrant energy. She explores the interconnectedness of all beings with curiosity and compassion through field studies of the natural world and contemplations on our innate desire for happiness and pleasure.

Some say drapes are out and shades are in. We can do either, but you can probably guess where we are on the debate. Perhaps we should have showed some nice Roman shades instead of Solar Roller ones... #formaltraditional #interiordesign #designismybusiness #luxurydesign #traditionaldesign #bespoke #artistry #transparency #petfriendly #oldworld #timeless #classic #windowtreatments #remodeling #renovation #newbuild #additions #designbuild

Important consideration for future of art estate management.

Not all discoveries are worth a lot of money. But they do add value. Sometimes it is about the emotional value. Just recently we were asked to identify the artist of a picture from the 20th century. We knew that the view was of Rome, and we knew which bridge the picture depicted. The picture was signed and the client was keen to work out the artist. 💎 It was one of those frustrating signatures which looked simple enough. My team and I were having difficulty deciphering the signature. We widened the search and asked some specialists in Italy. Still no luck. There were a lot of artists doing this view in Italy in the early 20th century. But we did not give up. We asked more specialists in Italy and finally got the name. Oddly enough it all made sense once we knew the name. For the client it was not the value of the artwork, but knowing created it. The client’s father had been born in Rome and it was a connection to the city where their family had come from. 💎 It is not always about the money. It is about the emotional value attached to an object. At Art Advisory Group we understand this and help our clients whatever the nature of the enquiry. If we do not know we have an extensive team and contacts, and we do not give up. DM me whatever your query is, we cover all assets. #discovery #artadvisory #service #artadvisorygroup

The recent passing of Richard Serra (1938 - 2024) has not only sparked reflections on his life and work but also underscored the urgency surrounding the proper management of artists' legacies. Serra's final show, "Six Large Drawings," at David Zwirner’s London gallery, was meticulously planned before his death, ensuring that his vision would be preserved. However, the stewardship of an artist’s legacy comes with a complex set of responsibilities, encompassing moral, legal, and financial considerations. In the past, managing artist estates primarily involved authenticating artworks and preserving the artist's reputation. However, we're now witnessing a shift towards a more comprehensive approach to managing artist legacies, which includes actively participating in the art market. Recent high-stakes lawsuits, such as the one involving the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, have highlighted the challenges faced by those managing artist estates. These legal battles underscore the importance of careful estate planning to ensure an artist's wishes are respected and their legacy preserved. The legacy of an artist like Richard Serra deserves careful consideration and planning to ensure that his contributions to the art world are properly preserved and celebrated for generations to come. https://lnkd.in/eghKCvMD #artistestate #artmarket #RichardSerra #estateplanning

One of the most original and clutter breaking OOH executions I have seen till date, the secret in OOH is always content and adaptability; how you adapt the content as per the context is what makes an execution stand out.