Ramsay Fairs’ Post

Art fairs play a crucial role in the contemporary art scene, acting as vibrant platforms where artists, galleries, and collectors converge to share their passion for art. Major events like Art Basel and Frieze not only showcase exceptional works but also set trends that shape the future of the art world. These fairs provide unique opportunities to discover emerging talent, connect with established artists, and engage with galleries that are redefining the art market. For collectors, attending art fairs can be a rewarding experience, but navigating these events effectively requires some strategy. Before the event, familiarize yourself with participating galleries and artists to prioritize your visits and discover new talents. Take your time to explore the booths, engage with gallerists, and ask questions; understanding the story behind a piece can deepen your appreciation. Look for works that resonate with you personally, as emerging artists often showcase unique perspectives and innovative techniques. Art fairs are perfect for networking, so connect with fellow collectors, artists, and advisors to exchange insights and build relationships. Finally, stay open to exploring different styles and mediums; you never know when you might discover a new favorite artist or a piece that speaks to you. By participating in art fairs, you not only enrich your own collection but also contribute to a vibrant community of art lovers. Let's celebrate the power of art to inspire and connect us all! #ArtFairs #ArtBasel #Frieze #EmergingArtists #ArtCollectors #ArtCommunity #ArtMarket

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Part 1/2: At the London Art Fair this month, the panel “What’s next in the art market?” shed new light on the challenges and opportunities the art world is set to navigate in 2024. Moderated by ArtTactic's Lindsay Dewar, and featuring industry experts including Sotheby's Head of Middle Market, Marina Ruiz Colomer, dealer Peter Osborne of Osborne Samuel Gallery, and Hong Kong based collector, Kitty Go. We first explore the five challenges. Read more on the link in comments ⬇ #ArcualTech #ArtTech #ArtMarket #LondonArtFair #ArtMarketTrends

When designing exhibitions, why stop at inspiring visitors? Why not go all the way and generate a sense of AWE?! 'Museums, art galleries, and heritage sites are ideal environments to cultivate these moments of awe' according to Amelia Bloore, Head of Interpretation at Nissen Richards Studio, as she seeks to deepen our appreciation of the power of awe and investigate how to evoke it in this interesting new essay for A Museum For Now - https://lnkd.in/ekEZMH2u

Visiting art museums, art galleries and art centers, I often reflect on the importance of accessibility—both in terms of the physical space and the information shared with visitors. Recently, at an art museum in Luxembourg, I found the experience somewhat inaccessible. The art, while visually striking, was difficult to understand at first glance. There wasn’t enough context about the artists or the reasoning behind the exhibition choices. Without this, it’s hard for many visitors to connect deeply with the work. To make art more accessible, I believe museums should offer introductory videos from curators or artists, explaining the exhibition’s theme, the selection process, and the context behind the pieces. This kind of information can bridge the gap between those who are experts in the field and those who may be new to art, creating a more engaging and inclusive experience for all. Art should be something that anyone can appreciate—not just those with a deep academic understanding. It’s up to curators, artists, and museum professionals to make exhibitions more accessible, ensuring that everyone can engage with and appreciate the art in a meaningful way. I am happy to support and share my experiences, but also my expertise working in the field of digital interaction with museums and curators, hope you reach out to me 🙏🏽 #ArtForAll #MuseumAccessibility #InclusiveArt #CuratorialPractice #ArtEducation #CulturalInclusion #accessibleart #digitalexperiences #contextualdesign #designforall #accessibility #accessibleinformation

ART MUSEUM DAY! Go to an Art Museum Day is celebrated annually on November 9th. It's a day to encourage people to visit art museums, explore art, and appreciate its impact on culture and personal lives. Here are some ideas: • Explore art: Visit museums to see historical and contemporary works. • Learn: Discover something new or see your surroundings in a different light. • Find inspiration: Immerse yourself in creativity and find inspiration or a moment of reflection. • Connect with art: Connect with art personally and appreciate its profound impact on our culture and personal lives.

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The Affordable Art Fair may be over, but the idea behind it remains: You can start your art collection today, if you want to. You just need a way in. In last week's newsletter, I explained the fair's way of drawing newbie collectors in through transparency. You can read that issue here: https://bit.ly/3wfnBpd

As avid gallery-goers, we are always shocked and appalled to hear that people think of online galleries as being on a mission to replace the physical ones... Online galleries should not, and cannot, replace the physical exhibition space. We serve a different purpose. The reality is, there are not enough physical gallery spaces to show all the wonderful work that artists are creating. Online galleries are another outlet - an avenue to get more eyes on more art by more artists, and provide an opportunity to view art in a more commercial capacity than most physical exhibitions can (or care to) offer. We encourage all of our artists to leverage both physical and online showcasing to maximize their reach, both to the exhibition goers and those whom want to see art in a more commercial, approachable setting. #ArtMatch #SmallBusiness #CanadianBusiness #CanadianArtGallery