Source: Artwork Archive Blog.
Shipping fine art is an art form itself and doesn’t always go as planned. Here’s what to do if your art is damaged while in transit.
Month: August 2021
Why Instagram’s Creatives Are Angry about Its Move to Video
Source: The Guardian.
The social media platform was once a favourite of artists and photographers, but a shift towards TikTok-type videos and shopping could leave them looking for a new home online.
Connoisseurship: Is It Time for a Comeback?
Source: Art Newspaper.
When prices and cultural value are so easily confused, there is a case for the return of critical evaluation—in updated form.
How to Look at Emerging Artists and Recognize a Future Star
Source: Discovery Art Fair.
“Emerging artists” is a stretchy term pertinent to the art market, implying a group of artistic creators who have reached a certain point in their professional development. While many of them show significant potential, not many of them will reach the highest top of success, and the majority will continue to build careers with financially moderate performance in comparison to the top sellers. Is this even possible, knowing that a star might one day fall?
The Growth Trajectory Of The Global Online Art Market
Source: Entrepreneur.
According to Statista, global online art sales increased by 4% from 2018 to 2019 to approximately $4.82 billion. Estimates point that it will nearly double to $9.32 billion by 2024, as the pandemic has had a huge impact on the online art market.
Atis Jākobsons voted the Artist of the Month
BE OPEN Art is happy to announce that Atis Jākobsons has been voted the Artist of the Month by the visitors of art.beopenfuture.com.