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Last Call – Discovery Tours Start Tomorrow! Tomorrow, we kick off our Discovery Tours at the Affordable Art Fair! If you haven’t booked yet, now’s your chance to join an exclusive opportunity to transform your space with art that resonates with your story. Whether you’re seeking inspiration or ready to invest in transformative pieces, these tours are designed to simplify your art journey and take your space to the next level. Here’s how you can still get involved: 💎 VIP Access Tours – Get the first look at the fair with exclusive insights and preferred access. 🕵️ Insider Tours – Explore and discover art during general hours with guided advice. 🖼 Remote Art Curation – Can’t make it? Share your space details, and we’ll curate personalized recommendations tailored just for you. Don’t miss out – book your tour today and let us help you navigate the art selection process to find pieces that resonate with your style and bring your vision to life. [Links in comments] #InteriorDesignWithArtInMind #ArtAndDesign #InteriorDesign #ArtNYC #ArtCollecting #ARTxINTERIORS #ArtPlacement #ArtCuration #ArtInspo #AffordableArtFairNYC2024

The art world is still reeling over London vs. Paris. But are we asking the right questions? Read our recent blog post with our thoughts on these two cities, and the two leading art fair brands: https://bit.ly/4ffnhb4

Small galleries are the driving force in the arts ecosystem: introducing emerging artists to the market, cultivating new collectors, and maintaining creative culture throughout towns and cities worldwide. However, due to challenges like high rental costs, working with limited budgets and resources, scaling a small gallery can sometimes feel like an overwhelming task. I sat down with Erin Schuppert, the fair director of Affordable Art Fair New York, on a webinar last week to explore these key challenges and how Artlogic and Affordable Art Fair are helping galleries scale. Read more to learn the key findings of our discussion. #galleries #smallgalleries #artlogic #affordableartfair #newyork

MIAMI ART WEEK 2024 | December 02, 2024 -December 08, 2024 House of Craven's Value Proposition | Be Transformative House of Craven’s 2024 Art Week goals (December 02, 2024 — December 08, 2024) are to benefit galleries, artists, and social-impact organizations. WHY | THE ART MARKET HAS CHANGED … Auction Houses and Galleries Are Working Together — Here’s Why… — Art-market demand is all about access — if House of Craven can provide really great access to really transformative Art, then that works for all parties. — House of Craven can conduct private sales, at fixed prices, which can involve galleries and dealers. This mechanism is gradually becoming a larger part of our auction business, integrating private selling exhibitions and opportunities into our services. In doing so, House of Craven encourages our art specialists to engage our clients in both public auctions and private sales, dissolving the boundaries separating the two, while prioritizing the collector’s needs. — House of Craven can curate shows in galleries to build brand awareness. The gallery benefits from new visitors and potential collectors from around the world, as well as a portion of the sales. — House of Craven has partnered with ART Money. Art Money Interest Free enables you to enjoy the art you love today and pay over 10 monthly payments, interest-free, when purchasing from House of Craven. House of Craven pays a commission to Art Money, enabling the interest-free business model. HOW | THE ART MARKET HAS CHANGED … Auction Houses and Galleries Are Working Together — Here’s How… — Client-Centric Focus — Eliminating Notion of Rivalry or Competition and Fostering Aligned Goals — The Integration of Collaborative Approach and Relationship-Based Models -Referral Partnership Designed to be Mutually Beneficial Shared Art Ecosystem Goals House of Craven’s 2024 Art Ecosystem Goals — Grow Art Market — Attract a New Global Audience of Collectors — Champion Next Generation of Leading Artists — Provide creative Financing Solutions | To Enjoy Fine Art, You Don’t Really Need To Own it! The next generation for art will be the tokenization of art and blockchain-enabled ownership verification (i.e. Transformation — Via — Technology) — Authentication — Avenue to Sell Original, Digital Works To learn more, please visit: www.houseofcraven.com #artbasel #artweek #miamiartweek #wynnwood #miami #miamibeach #bitcoin #fineart #popart #urbanart #modernart https://lnkd.in/e5XdNXP2

And that’s a wrap for the 2024 art fair calendar! 🎉 At Art Basel Miami Beach, the market’s strength was on full display. Major sales included a David Hammons work for $4.75M, Keith Haring’s painting for $2M, and Suzanne Jackson’s Triptych for Steven for $1.5M. Established names like Hélio Oiticica and emerging talents such as Jordan Nassar saw strong collector demand—a testament to the enduring vibrancy of the market across all price points. But beyond these sales, 2024 has been a year of transformation, as technology continues to reshape how we experience and interact with art. Galleries have embraced hybrid models, merging the personal touch of in-person exhibitions with the reach of digital platforms. Remote sales now account for 18% of the market, and collectors are engaging in ways unimaginable just a decade ago. And then there’s AI - arguably the most polarising topic in the art world this year. Love it or loathe it, it’s sparking big questions: Can machines create “real” art? Who owns the output? While opinions vary, one thing is certain - technology isn’t just a tool; it’s a catalyst for creativity and new possibilities. But with innovation comes responsibility. As the market moves toward a more digital-first landscape, where personal interactions might take a backseat to virtual connections, having the right tools to protect our market isn’t just important - it’s essential. Navigating evolving regulations with the help of technology isn’t about ticking a box. It’s about fostering trust and creating a space where creativity thrives while being safeguarded. Here’s to 2025 - an exciting year ahead, full of opportunity to blend innovation with tradition.

Recently, ADVENT gathered at the Milwaukee Art Museum to celebrate our 20-year anniversary! One of my reflections I shared was the concept of headwinds and tailwinds. I think we can all agree, we’d prefer tailwinds - having the wind at our backs. However, it’s the headwinds that have made us who we are at ADVENT. While I’d happily take more tailwinds, I know we have what it takes to stand our ground against fierce headwinds too. #ADVENTknows #BusinessSuccess #TeamSuccess

Planning your time and navigation are key to having a rewarding experience at Art Week. Here is our best advice! https://lnkd.in/eifJ5vzv

Display lighting ✨ Here at Truly Lighting we always consider the finer details, and what key considerations are needed for your home. While display lighting has traditionally been more commonplace in galleries, museums and retail settings, more homeowners are embracing this element of lighting within their domestic setting. This is particularly true for those who have art, collectables or artefacts that they want to showcase and be able to appreciate them more within the home 🏡 What to know more? Dive into our recent blog > https://lnkd.in/eBd_AwRi #DisplayLighting #LightingDesign #LightingTips #HomeLighting 

This article explores how new methods are reshaping art showcases globally. Discover the evolving landscape of art fairs through Esther's innovative approaches in 'Future Art Fairs: Alternative Previews.' 🎨🔄 #ArtFairs #Innovation #ArtNews