In the ever-evolving intersection of technology and art, few innovations have sparked as much intrigue and potential as non-fungible tokens (NFTs).
New York City isn’t just a hub for creativity—it’s the restless, unyielding pulse of the art world. Sure, the giants like MoMA and the Met cast long shadows, but beneath them, something wilder is brewing. Art here isn’t just confined to canvas or museum walls; it spills out into the streets, occupies abandoned spaces, and…
Old walls and tattered dumpsters tell stories about the present. Every layer of graffiti and grime amalgamates history into a portrait of now: of present experience, of culture, and of the social, religious, and political environment. The wounds inflicted by human contact and the elements over time deepens their story and accentuates their beauty; the…
The pandemic brought unprecedented challenges to the art world, but as we move forward, the resilience and adaptability of art fairs and auctions are shining through.
In the ever-evolving world of fine art, the global market has demonstrated a remarkable resilience despite recent economic fluctuations. Delving into the Art Basel and UBS Art Market Report 2023, we uncover critical insights that are invaluable for collectors, designers, and developers aiming to refine their art portfolios.
Steady Growth in Global Art Sales:
The…
The Jack O’Lantern originated from an Irish myth. In the myth a man named Stringy Jack tricked the Devil to turn into a coin to pay for their drinks but then placed him near a silver cross in his pocket where he couldn’t turn back into the Devil. Stringy Jack then freed the Devil as…
The cultivation of watermelon dates back over 5000 years. A yough, drought-tolerant ancestor of watermelon thrived in southern Africa where it was prized for its ability to store water by the indigenous people of the Kalahari Desert region. Traces of watermelon and its seeds have been discovered on sites of the 12th Egyptian Dynasty and paintings have been…
Mary Elizabeth is an abstract painter whose meditative paintings combine dynamic colors, natural shapes, and fluid line work. She worked for many years as a writer, immersed in the investment industry and strategic marketing. Art had always been a focus early in Mary Elizabeth's life; however, it wasn't until 1997, after recovering from life-threatening brain surgery and completing her…
Tribal markings and scars have significant meanings. Some symbolize
beauty, the birth of a male child, fertility, adulthood, bravery, tribal rank and ethnic heritage among others.