One of the world’s oldest art forms, the Greeks first used the technique “enkaustikos” (meaning, to burn in), to caulk ship hulls with wax. The success of this coating led to the use of encaustic technique to decorate the boats,…
Read moreNow that you have found the “perfect” piece, one that really inspires you, it is time to display it. There are several steps you should take to hang fine art safely, with the correct tools and hardware, and in an…
Read moreWhen considering building an art collection, sculpture may not be the first thing that comes to mind. After all, sculpture cannot be simply placed on a large wall, to fit in with an already-organized room. Choosing and placing sculpture is…
Read moreFor years, much of the art world focus has been on globalization. This imprecise term focuses on a larger market for, and production of, artistic expression. While there has been an uptick in art offerings from India, Mexico, and South…
Read moreWith nearly 85 art museums in the New York City area, choosing which ones to spend hours (even days) browsing is a daunting task. We help you choose with these top facilities; these selected few offer the most exhaustive collections,…
Read moreLos Angeles is not considered a traditional “art-focused” city. However, as they say, “times, they are a’ changin’,” and there is a newfound boom within the City of Angels, the Big Orange. A location attractive to artists (who can resist…
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