According to a recent report by Art Basel-UBS, millennials spent the most on artwork in the first half of 2021. This helped to boost the recovery of the art world. Consequently, sales were up 10% in the first half of 2021. Out of these sales, millennials spent four times as much as boomers and doubled the spending of Gen X. Continue Reading
A great brochure design not only helps to effectively promote an art museum and exhibitions but can also be a visual asset for your institution. A well-designed catalog is important in the competitive world of art museums, especially when you’re looking to attract new visitors or younger demographics. The following list investigatesContinue Reading
somehow works, especially when you fill a wall with a dozen or so rabbit pictures as Slonem designed them to be shown and bought. It reminds me of an old Warner Brothers cartoon where Mr. Rabbit has a wall of pictures of his 50 or so children all in different frames and not evenly hung on the wall. Continue Reading
Entrants Have a Chance to Own Original Artwork by Rising Japanese Contemporary Art Star, Jenny Kaori, or by Renowned Artist, Hiro Sugiyama Date: 11.15.2021 (Mon.) ― 12.15.2021 (Wed.) (PST)Location Online Fee: Complimentary To celebrate the Los Angeles debut of the dynamic international touring exhibition “WAVE | New Currents in JapaneseContinue Reading
The wooden ‘Star’ is by Debra Mills and the fabric “Angel” is by Gail Holt The Haywood County Arts Council (HCAC) and the Reece Family, in honor of Jeff Reece, presents the Small Works Exhibit, which opens with a reception on November 12 from 5pm – 7pm. “Small works are anContinue Reading
October 2, 2021 • 10am – 4pm “ColorFest,” the 13th Annual Dillsboro’s Fine Arts & Crafts Fair, hits the streets October 2, 10-4 pm in the historic town of Dillsboro, NC. Located just a few miles off the Blue Ridge Parkway and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the walk-about mountainContinue Reading
Almost everything and anything in the world can be described as being a piece of art, which is what makes the industry as beautiful as it is. However, it should be noted that there are generally only three different types of visual art forms. These are decorative, commercial and fineContinue Reading
According to a US Trust survey, in fact, those born between 1980 and 2000 are going to form a new and interesting class of collectors very quickly, with a growth of 67% compared to 46% of Generation X and 19% of Baby Boomers (which, however, it must be said, still make up 44% of the total of collectors).Continue Reading
The Gallery at Flat Rock presents a lighthearted group exhibit focused on objects and materials iconic to childhood and playtime. “Child’s Play” features four local artists: Don Greeson, Jean Greeson, Janet Hickey, and Janet Orselli.Continue Reading
