Graffiti culture is alive and thriving in New York, which is home to some of the best mural and street art spots. There’s the Bushwick..
The global pandemic has led brick-and-mortar stores to pivot by serving their customers online. Art lovers now peruse museums and galleries from the comfort of..
There is no industry that has gone untouched by the widespread disruption of the coronavirus. The art world, like all other sectors, is quickly grappling..
Ruth-Ann Thorn has over 30 years working in the fine art world. She is a Native American woman, art dealer, curator, agent, and documentary filmmaker...
In a world full of social media, we often find ourselves relying on Instagram and YouTube influencers for the latest trends in art. Yet some..
Celebrating the 90th anniversary of its promoting and supporting women in the arts, Connecticut Women Artists, was originally founded as the Society of Women Painters..
Social media has changed the way we perceive, appreciate and sell art. Some years ago, success as an artist was measured depending on how many..
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Three Key Trends Guiding the Art Market in the New Year
2020 is poised to be a year of changes for the art market, driven by factors ranging from environmental changes to the effects of trade..
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Miami Arts Grow Northward
Is Little River the next Wynwood? By Linda Mariano Thirty years ago, Art Miami first opened its doors, initiating the idea that Miami was more..
The Museum as a Cultural Pivot Point By Linda Mariano In today’s world of art and art collections, it’s not unusual to find a private..
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