One of my favorite clothing stores is Cos. The items sold are slightly better quality than what you find in the average high-street store such as Zara and H&M. Is this perception of mine only formed in my mind because of tidy stores with open spaces and clean lines? I think that the way that … More Clean lines at COS

Art can be a fantastic way to diminish differences between the poor and the rich in modern day society. While buying expensive art is often linked to people in a good financial situation, experiencing and expressing art can be something everyone should be able to do. It is when public funding can make a difference, … More Why public funding is super important

In this post I will discuss the creation of value in the art sector and I will be using Your panorama Rainbow by Olafur Einarsson, a permanent work of art built on top of ARoS, as an example for further discussion.  Value creation is often judged in terms of profability, but there are also other non-measurable values … More Art and value creation

In this post I will give a response to the author of the post Creation in a room of obliteration. The author, kunstinteressertmenbarelitt, has compared Kusama’s work with Kant’s definition of aesthetics. The blog post is easy to read because of the well-portioned paragraphs and the sentence structure is very good, making it easily understandable … More In response to kunstinteressertmenbarelitt

In the recent years we’ve seen an increase in hotels buying artwork to make their spaces more unique and memorable to their clientele. Rather than purchasing ‘mass produced’ art from manufacturing companies, hotels has now started taking bigger risks in developing their art collections. Hotel owner and investor Petter Stordalen has invested 400.000.000 NOK in … More Art in hotels