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Having your work in a gallery can be essential for an artistic career. It can be the decisive factor between a hobby and a profession. No matter just how amazing and appealing your art is (and we’re confident that it is!), more often than not, galleries play a pivotal role in connecting artists with buyers and creating the encounters that make a sale happen.

Annalù is a master of metamorphosis. With an almost scientific approach, she immortalizes ephemeral phenomena like splashes of water. As a result, we too find ourselves suspended in time.

They’ve caused much excitement and speculation, being hailed as revolutionary by some and dismissed as a fad by others: NFTs (non-fungible tokens) are a product of blockchain technology, and their rise has stirred up a similar mix of feelings and evaluations as the crypto world overall.

Patrick Rubinstein's kinetic art captivates with its interplay of motion and optical illusions. Working within the realm of Op Art, or optical art, he manipulates perceptions and deceives the senses with mesmerizing effects.

Have you ever wondered how the art business works? How do art galleries make money?  In many ways, art galleries make the art market go round. Serving as  crucial intermediaries between artists and collectors, galleries are often the place where the acquisition of artworks by enthusiasts take place. As such, they can be profitable enterprises.

French-American artist, musician and advocate Arno Elias is a multifaceted force of nature. Born in Paris in 1977, he connects his creative passions with his dedication to the protection of animals and of the environment. His advocacy fuels his artistic endeavors, and his art serves as a platform to advocate for good causes.

He is young, talented, successful, and, in the tradition of street art, refreshingly low-profile. Kaï stands as one of the most thrilling emerging talents and prolific street artists on the international stage.

The trope of the starving artist has successfully made it into our collective consciousness. A fine arts degree is not exactly the typical career path for those seeking guaranteed financial security. But recently more than ever, we see examples of ‘superstar’ artists whose success has brought them great wealth, with the likes of Damien Hirst and Jeff Koons reaching estimated net worths of many millions. In between such extremes, what is the reality of making a living as an artist? If graduating from an MFA or similar, what can you do with your fine arts degree?

Spring is in full swing, the 60th Venice Biennale has opened with many exciting news, and the time is ripe to look more closely at fine art trends in 2024. This year promises to bring interesting and intriguing developments to the contemporary art scene. Join us as we explore some of the defining trends that will shape the artistic discourse in the year ahead.

Collecting art is rewarding in so many ways, not only as a matter of passion and curiosity but also in very lucrative terms. More and more people recognise the value of investing in fine art. Unlike traditional financial instruments, fine art offers unique advantages that can diversify an investment portfolio and potentially yield substantial returns over time.

Few occasions are better to dive into the best of fine art, to see and be seen, than the inspiring rush of art fairs. These bustling hubs of creativity, innovation, and cultural exchange draw in artists, collectors, and enthusiasts alike, creating an electric atmosphere. While the season of art fairs and art festivals is in full swing, we share some of our absolute favorites across the US: unmissable events that are sure to inspire you and, who knows, introduce you to a new addition to your personal collection. Get to know some of the best art fairs 2024 and 2025 have to offer.

Especially when it comes to the contemporary field, what exactly is or isn’t art is sometimes debated; at times it can seem to be a matter of simply deciding that “it is art because I say so.” But what is art and what makes it ‘fine’?

I am thrilled to share my excitement and gratitude for the incredible experience at Art Miami. The event was truly a highlight, filled with new connections, engaging conversations, and the joy of interacting with collectors and art enthusiasts. The genuine interest and wide-eyed curiosity of attendees was the most heartwarming part of the event. The feedback and enthusiasm I received have left me invigorated and inspired.

I look forward to sharing more of my creations with the world and updating you on the exciting developments in the coming months.