Art Collector Insights 2023
Art world insiders take a hard line on collecting for the “right” reasons. Acceptable motives include a love of art and a philanthropic desire to support artists.
Sarah Thornton • Seven Days in the Art World
people than ever are buying contemporary art, and chances are that most of it is historically insignificant. It may be personally meaningful, intelligent, even edifying, but in the long term many of these collections will end up looking like the tattered silks of an age gone by or the archeological remains of an ancient garbage heap. They won’t be
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ArtThe forms of Art have been constantly transforming in the last decades. It is coming to the digital world now. For artists and buyers, there are common concerns about publicity, affordable Cost, and Resell.
What are the Different Types of NFT
Artify was an american company founded around the idea that businesses and individuals could enjoy renting artworks on-demand to display at venues, homes etc. In 2012, it received funding from Peter Thiel in an oversubscribed round and was a great topic for excitement in SV, but was shut down a year later; This sparked me to wonder : why the sudden... See more
Ulysse Laroche • Art Tech
MORE SOCIALLY CONSCIOUS ART BUYERS? In 2020, helping and supporting the artistic community (social impact) and supporting artists (patronage) became the second highest motivation when buying art (68%). This was particularly strong among the younger generations (under 35 years old), where 76% said their main motivation for buying art was social
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