What makes art sell? Why are some artists making millions of dollars while others struggling to afford paint brushes? While there are many factors involved in the prosperity of one artist to another, by far the most critical is the aesthetic appeal the artwork itself. Simply put, the more visually appealing a particular work of [...]
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Visual Art Sells – How To Select Fine Art Media For Reproductions
January 9th, 2010 
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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. [...]
Posted in Articles Tags: Art Exhibition, Art Trade, Artifact, artwork, Auction Houses, Commodity Market, Dynamism, Fashionable Trends, Longevity, Market Indicators, Monetary Value, Private Collector, Secondary Art Market, Secondary Markets, Speculation, Supply And Demand, Usability, Vanity Fair, Wares, Work Of Art No Comments »Art Book Review – Art, Art Everywhere From East Coast to West Coast
November 2nd, 2009 admin Contemporary art is perhaps one of the purest art forms, some say it is what art is, and that all other art is mimicking or an abstraction from contemporary art. The art of any particular era or period is indeed unique all to its own. Often, you can note the place and time of a [...]