Miami’s Wynwood Is the Authentic Cultural Neighborhood Showcasing Great Art, Design, Dining, Streetscapes & Nightlife Miami Art Week, the always growing, diverse moniker that includes the Art Basel Miami anchor fair and a dizzying array of choices, runs from December 5 to December 10 this year. And Wynwood, Miami’s authentic “cultural capital,” is a neighborhood that has art for days…
Relocating an art gallery is akin to navigating the intricate nuances of a delicate ecosystem. From safeguarding priceless artworks to maintaining the ambiance that reflects the trends guiding the art market, each aspect demands precision and meticulous attention. So, let’s dive into the intricacies of what art dealers should know when moving to a new space. No. 1 Planning is…
I have to pinch myself whenever I’m referred to as a “collector.” I think maybe they have the wrong person or have sent a message to the wrong email address. To my mind, a “collector” was someone born into enormous wealth, a JP Morgan, a Frick, a Mellon, a Huntingdon, or a Getty. My background was the complete opposite. I…
In artistry, the environment often plays a pivotal role in shaping creativity and vision. For art enthusiasts, industry professionals, galleries, dealers, and especially artists, understanding how changing locations can influence your creative process can unlock new dimensions of expression. Just as networking in the art industry opens doors to new collaborations and opportunities, a shift in geographical setting can usher…
Alexandra Rose Day: Flowers for Change was founded by artist and philanthropist, Alex Rudin. Her illustrations tackle issues of social justice, women’s rights and abstract political theory while focusing on fundraising for nonprofits and human rights organizations. To broaden the scope of beneficiaries and fundraising capacities through her work, Alex has created a new widely accessible vehicle to deliver her…
Carlos Alberto Vega’s mirror art draws in the viewer for a closer examination as they hold glimpses of their own reflection amidst the vibrant and colorful symbols and icons imprinted on vintage, mixed-media mirrors. “Some say that a mirror merely reflects, only bouncing back what is cast upon it–albeit in reverse. But what if a mirror has memory? What if…
Recent high-profile investigations of noted collectors provide a reminder of the need for antiquities collectors to carefully consider the provenance and history of objects in their collections. According to The New York Times, the New York District Attorney’s Office (New York D.A.) recovered (by its own count) nearly 4,500 antiquities from 2011 through the end of 2022. The New York…
Before ChatGPT and other artificial intelligence (AI) large language models exploded on the scene last fall, there were AI art generators, based on many of the same technologies. Simplifying, in the context of art generation, these technologies involve a company first setting up a software-based network loosely modeled on the brain with millions of artificial “neurons.” Then, the company collects…
Today marks a significant moment in the art world as INDUSTRY One, a first-of-its-kind commission-free gallery based in Portland designed to highlight artists who don’t fit neatly into the traditional art gallery box, introduces its latest showcase “Esto Es Vida” or “This Is Life,” featuring the highly-acclaimed photographer Dorian Ulises López Macías. Centered in the heart of Portland, at 415…
The Artist Book Foundation (TABF) proudly presents its latest exhibition, ROBERT KIPNISS: Shades of Nature, in coordination with the tenth anniversary of its publication, Robert Kipniss: Paintings and Poetry, 1950–1964. This compelling retrospective offers art enthusiasts a rare opportunity to explore the life and artistic evolution of acclaimed painter, printmaker, and recognized poet Robert Kipniss, and features a selection of…
