There may come a time when an art enthusiast has built up an extensive collection, or pieces are displayed in several locations, or a collector wants to have their collection appraised for resale, review for insurance purposes, or for estate…
Read moreTo the casual observer, the terms MODERN and CONTEMPORARY, when describing art, may be used interchangeably. However, these describe two distinct types of art. Whether the title describes a type, a date, or an approach is at question.
Read moreOne of the most interesting dynamics in the art world (to both collectors and the public interested in art) is the perceived value of art. Many factors influence price of artwork, including those directly related to the piece and those…
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Contemporary Art comes in many different forms. In fact, some may question what does and does not qualify as contemporary art, but technically speaking, it is art produced currently, beginning in the late 20th century. Knowing that this covers an…
Read moreIn a world of art galleries and museums, auctions filled with fancy attire and bubbly champagne, technology is the elephant in the room. The art world is now forced to address questions never before considered. It is not only new…
Read moreThe globalization of the art market is not a new trend; as consumers are connected to markets via the internet, the ability to find, price, and purchase goods and services worldwide increases. The market for fine art is not immune…
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