Art collecting is a balance between aesthetics and investment. Although personal style is just that – personal – valuation of artwork is a more analytical way of thinking. There are several reasons one would need an art appraiser to complete…
Read moreTo the untrained “eye,” one may believe that art galleries and museums are one and the same. However, this is far from the truth, although there is a growing gray area between the two in the art world. They both…
Read moreThere is much more to the New York City art scene than the mass of galleries found in Chelsea, or the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Boroughs around the metropolitan area have their own unique vibes, artist communities, and a culture…
Read moreYou may not be aware of this fact, but framing can “make or break” your fine artwork. The right frame can either complement, or distract the eye from, an otherwise breathtaking painting, drawing, or even photograph. So, when purchasing an…
Read moreFine art is an investment worthy of protection. Much time, thoughtfulness, and expense goes into selecting pieces, and due to their one-of-a-kind nature, should be treated as such. However, new collectors don’t often understand the nuances of insuring art and…
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When you close your eyes and think about Hawaii, you likely think of soft sand beaches, sun-bronzed surfers, and coconut trees swaying in gentle Pacific breezes. A vibrant art scene does not come to mind for most people who live…
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