The question is, is Art affordable? I guess the answer to this question can vary depending from whom you ask? The affordability of Art is only relative to the pocketbook of the person who appreciates Art. 1 million dollars for an artwork could be affordable for a person who can buy it with ease, and [...]
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February 15th, 2010 
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No Comments »Unique Wall Art Pieces
January 16th, 2010 admin People always complain that they want a unique hanging wall art. What they do not know is that they can find one in their homes. They might not notice it at first but with a little imagination, they can pull it off. Using some of your home materials, you can create a truly interesting and [...]
Posted in Articles Tags: Antique Pieces, Art Pieces, Artisan, artwork, Beads, Cardboard, Creative Juices, Glue, Hanging Wall, Hard Material, Home Materials, Little Imagination, People, Ribbons, Scrapbook, Tomatoes, Unique Art, Wall Art No Comments »The Secondary Art Market – A Useful Notion For the Art Investor
November 12th, 2009 admin As there are secondary markets in the trade of goods or wares, there is a secondary market in the trade of art. The great difference is that art doesn’t depreciate with age, even if subject to wear, and that prices on the secondary art market aren’t determined by singular usability but by their universal desirability. [...]
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