With the start of a new year, I want to share an overview of what we should expect in the art world for 2020.
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On today’s episode, I reflect on how the art world is starting to recognize and understand African American art, although the fact remains these artists do not have the same visibility and value as their peers. We have work to do, and I will share what to do to advance racial equality in the art world.
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On today's podcast, I am very excited to share with you my conversation with Hamilton "Ham" Glass. Ham, a former architect, has a passion for public art that pushed him to start a career as an artist. He has created and exhibited numerous mural projects throughout Virginia, Maryland, and D.C. In this episode, you will hear how Ham became an artist, his thoughts on the power of public art, tips on starting your own public art project, and the inside story on his latest project. You can learn more about Ham at whosham.com.
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Ervin A. Johnson, a native Chicagoan artist, has mounted a solo show at Candela Books in Richmond, Virginia that demonstrates the effects of police brutality in America. Johnson's series pushes the viewer to recognize the physical and mental scarring police brutality has inflicted on today’s African American community.
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Your art buying experience should be fearless, satisfying and stress-free. It happens when you follow the “do’s”, or rules of thumb for art buying. But, there are some “don’ts” that comes with that. Not following the don’ts can leave you dismayed and possibly regretting the day you decided to get involved with art. You can avoid such a feeling by using the list of don’ts in this article.
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A sales contract is one of the most important tools an artist has to assure their profits and protect themselves from customer negligence. Drafting a sales contract may seem daunting, but, even without a lawyer, you can write a simple, short and effective contract.
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There continues to be a growing interest from art buyers about incorporating art into their investment portfolios. The art market is filled with consultants, data providers, wealth managers and lawyers who advise clients on how to utilize fine art as an asset class. Here's a look at a few fundamental principals of how to approach investing in fine.
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Have you considered buying original art online? Today, more and more collectors are turning to the internet to make their art purchases. They have become increasingly confident, letting go of past woes of fraud, and payment and shipping uncertainties. The best part is, they are acquiring quality art from the comfort of their homes.
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How can artists create a personal connection with everyone who views their work? How can artists draw a distinction between their art and other art that's similar in style or concept? The answer to these questions is branding.
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When purchasing fine art, you are making an investment that should last for years to come. To ensure that your art remains intact, take the necessary steps to conserve it. Here are some easy DIY options.
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