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How AI Is Transforming the Art Market

Jan 8, 2024

Everywhere you turn, there is more news about artificial intelligence (AI). From terrifying tales of robots taking jobs to strange stories about people falling in love with ChatGPT, AI seems to be everywhere. The art world is no exception. In fact, as we move into this new frontier, we find that AI can serve us […]
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Responsibilities as an Art Collector: Ensuring Proper Maintenance & Protection of Art Collections

Nov 3, 2023

Art collecting is a passion for many individuals who appreciate the aesthetic value of art pieces and the historical significance they hold. However, owning an art collection comes with a responsibility to maintain and protect the pieces. Collectors must understand the key considerations involved in proper maintenance and protection to ensure their collections last for […]
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5 Questions with Multimedia Artist Dennis Rudolph

Nov 1, 2023

We came upon multimedia artist Dennis Rudolph’s oil painting at Berlin’s @positions.artfair and were immediately drawn in by the colour scheme, the scale and the attention it screamed for. At that point, we hadn’t realized just how interactive it really was. We couldn’t just walk by. We needed to meet the artist behind the work. […]
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5 Questions with Muys Snijders of Private Client Select Insurance Services

Oct 20, 2023

You don’t need to sit down for a chat with Muys Snijders for long to determine that she is a seasoned executive and visionary leader. With over 25 years of international experience working in the art world, she has plenty of stories to share, between owning a successful art consultancy firm, and working in executive […]
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5 Questions with Linda Mariano of Redwood Art Group

Oct 9, 2023

Recently, One Art Nation has partnered with Redwood Art Group to offer ArtCollect, an online course that has been designed to support art collectors in navigating the complex and fascinating art world. In fact, Redwood’s Managing Director of Marketing, herself, leads Module 6: Art Fair Insider Tips, along with Jack Mur of Winston Art Group. […]
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ART FAIR TIPS: HOW TO GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR EXPERIENCE

Sep 28, 2023

Success at an art fair is not simply a matter of showing up and hoping for the best. The sheer number of exhibits, galleries, and artists at an art fair can make it challenging to decide how to make the most of the experience. With a few tips and strategies in mind, art collectors can […]
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5 Questions with Charlie Manzo, Director of Advisory at Winston Art Group

Aug 29, 2023

We were thrilled when Charlie enthusiastically agreed to contribute to our latest ArtCollect program. And here’s why. He brings almost 20 years of experience in the art world to the course through roles at major galleries such as Pace, Gagosian and Metro Pictures, prior to joining Winston Art Group. And there’s no denying his passion […]
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Tips for Building an Art Collection with a Local Focus

Aug 23, 2023

Building an art collection is a journey worth taking. With each piece, you add a piece of your own personality and interests to the collection. However, it’s easy to become overwhelmed, particularly if you’re starting from scratch with no outside influence or guidance. With the right approach, you can create a cohesive art collection that […]
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A BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO STARTING AN ART COLLECTION

Jul 27, 2023

So, you’ve decided that you want to start an art collection. Congratulations! Collecting artwork can be a truly rewarding and fulfilling experience. However, it’s important to approach art collecting with a strong foundation of knowledge and understanding. It can be overwhelming to navigate the complex and fascinating art world, but with the right guidance, you […]
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5 Questions with Jeannette Montgomery Barron on Her Most Recent Book, JMB

Jun 20, 2023

We’ve always been a fan of renowned photographer and artist Jeannette Montgomery Barron, whose work has been celebrated for decades. So, we were thrilled to have her join our panel discussion many years back. Since then, we’ve been following her activity closely and are super proud of her latest endeavour,  a limited-edition book, JMB, which showcases […]
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The Art Lawyer’s Diary: Lots of Smoke and No Fire as Goldsmith Prevails Against Warhol Foundation in the Supreme Court

May 24, 2023

Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. v. Goldsmith et al. No. 21-869. This Art Lawyer’s Diary refocuses on an area of expertise and passion: the subject of artists and copyright, particularly the doctrine of fair use which is an affirmative defense to an artist’s copying another artist’s work without permission. It is no […]
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The Future of NFTs: Poised for a Comeback?

May 18, 2023

When NFTs first stormed into art world headlines in early 2021, commentators were quick to make bold predictions. And soon, everyone took a side. Some said that these blockchain-based tokens would redefine art buying and owning as we know it. Others said that not only would they change little, they would be gone as quickly […]
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Art Market Trends in 2023 to Watch For

Apr 24, 2023

2023 looks to be a very interesting time for the art market. The last few years have brought major headlines and shaken many assumptions. The explosion of online auctions through pandemic lockdowns, the rise and fall of NFTs, and the massive sums being paid at the top of the market have all captured a lot […]
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Art Auction Results of 2022: What They Tell Us

Mar 12, 2023

When we wrap up one year and head bravely into the next, it is always a good time for reflection. In the art market, that typically means sifting through the results of auctions to see where things stand and where they might be going. While we can only ever make educated guesses, art auction results […]
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The Art Lawyers Diary: Sharjah Art Foundation Brings Together Over 150 Artists and Collectives for Sharjah Biennial 15

Feb 20, 2023

Thinking Historically in the Present (February 7 – June 11, 2023) Sharjah is the United Arab Emirates’ third largest emirate with coastline on both the Arabian Gulf and Gulf of Oman and known appropriately as the cultural and intellectual center of the UAE. I had never been to the Sharjah Biennial; however, I was drawn […]
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5 Questions with Artist Julia Ibbini

Feb 15, 2023

When our friends at Long-Sharpe Gallery told us about Abu Dhabi-based Ibbini Studio, we were intrigued to learn more. So, we chatted with Julia Ibbini about how she explores historical ornament using algorithms and new technologies to create intricate works that intersect art, design and engineering. The practice is a collaborative effort between herself and […]
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African Art Market Trends - Growing Demand From Western Collectors

Feb 13, 2023

The art market in Africa has experienced significant growth in recent years. This is due to several factors, including the emergence of a new generation of African artists and the increasing demand for their work from Western collectors. Additionally, increased access to digital platforms has allowed African art to reach a wider audience than ever […]
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5 Questions about Artist Abdoulaye Konaté

Feb 13, 2023

It’s no exaggeration when I say that as I turned into an aisle at Art Miami, I stopped dead in my tracks as my eyes fell on this piece by Mali-born artist, Abdoulaye Konaté: So, I ducked into the booth and approached Daniele at Primo Marella Gallery, as I just had to find out more […]
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5 Questions with Artist Federico Uribe

Feb 10, 2023

As I walked through Art Miami, an array of lively and playful works caught my eye. Specifically, this large-scale piece drew me into a booth until I got close enough to realize that it’s made of pencil crayons: So of course, I had to inquire with Adelson Gallery about the work and soon found out […]
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The Return of Art Fairs Post-Pandemic

Feb 1, 2023

As we continue our return to normal life and things open up more and more, art fairs are roaring back. This comes as great news to artists, collectors, galleries, and host cities — not to mention the fair organizers themselves. Art fairs are also important cultural and economic events, allowing for people to spontaneously discover their […]
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Tips on Collecting Unusual Mediums

Jan 4, 2023

When you first become an art collector, things can seem extremely complicated and most aren’t even contemplating collecting unusual mediums. There are so many special terms for auctions, retail galleries, and buying directly from the artist. Plus, there are a head spinning number of things that go into the value of a work of art. […]
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What Auction Data Tells Us About Artist Trends

Nov 7, 2022

Art auctions and auction data is one of the best ways that art insiders understand the changing fortunes. When you comb over the results, you can see how artworks performed against their estimates, and how the prices of artists and movements have changed over time. That all proves to be fascinating information that any collector […]
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What You Need to Know About Art Appraisals

Oct 4, 2022

If you are an art collector, then sooner or later you are going to need the services of an art appraiser. This is an important service in the art world, and yet many collectors have a lot of unanswered questions about it. We are going to clear up a lot of those questions today. Hopefully, […]
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Tips for Buying Art During Uncertain Times

Aug 31, 2022

It’s no secret that things are feeling a bit nervous in the economy. From high inflation to talk of a potential recession, it seems that a lot of people are getting anxious. That kind of talk makes it hard to feel confident when you are doing any kind of investing. And if you are buying […]
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