Calder Shadows at Venus over Manhattan
The classics can get tired. Even Alexander Calder, who produced those fun, brightly painted, mobiles that every child learns to love, is not exempt from ...
Art market predictions: bleak with a chance of record sales
Picasso & Marie-Thérèse: Love Undaunted by Bleak Art Market Predictions Rumor has it that speculative “flipping” has brought a new kind of panic to ...
Print Me a Van Gogh! 3D Technology Rattles the Art world
“I woke up one morning and looked around the room. Something wasn't right. I realized that someone had broken in the night before and replaced everything ...
Art + Fashion. A Love/Hate Story
Art Weds Commerce’s Cousin, Fashion Back in the long-long ago the fine art market used to address commerce the way a fine lady addressed flatulence: it ...
Current Exhibitions in New York
The fall season has begun, and from the many wonderful art exhibitions in New York City at the moment, galleryIntell has some excellent recommendations ...
The sovereignty of the white cube
White wall galleries and why we hate to love them. There was a good deal of shrugging and a lot of dismissal when galleryIntell asked art world professionals ...
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On Art and the Ottoman, the Sofa, and the Drapes
Frederick: This is degrading. You don't buy paintings to blend in with the sofa. Dusty: It's not a sofa - it's an ottoman! - Woody Allen, Hannah and ...
The Sky is Not Falling on the Detroit Institute of Arts
No State shall pass any Law impairing the Obligation of Contracts.* by Cat Weaver The art collection at the Detroit Institute of Arts, is one of Michigan's ...
Tips for collectors – The right way to start your art collection
Six tips for beginners on starting an art collection. by Cat Weaver The recent explosion of online art shopping options and art fairs growing even ...
Part 2: Institutional Landscape, Access and Programming
A Closer Look at the Collecting Strategies, Fiscal and Public Benefits of Opening Private Collections to the Public. by Cat Weaver Private collections ...
When Private Art Collectors Go Public. Part 1: Ego, Branding, Power and Taxes
What's in it for them? Pure altruism or a tiered cake of benefits? by Cat Weaver Since the early 90's an increasing number of private collectors are opening ...
