By Olivnes According to a The Guardian article, revamping the historic Walsh Bay, one of Sydney’s flagship arts precincts has gone from a predicted $128.6 million to a new budget of $245.1m. Even though it has been formally denied, many local managers and industry experts still have concerns about this unexpected expenditure being taken out of … More Buildings or people: where to invest?

By olivnes Yesterday, on the evening of October 17th 2019, I had the privilege of attending the Art Night x Gilbert & George. It featured a (short but sweet!) concert with Emelie Hollow, an Art Night Conversation with anthropologist Charlotte Bik Bandlien and art historian Erlend Hammer, 3 mini guided tours, DJs and bars at … More How would you like to experience your art today?

By Olivnes Winner of the “Red Dot Award: Design Concept” 2019, today we’re looking at the Lilium Jet designed by Mathis Cosson, Patrick Nathen and Daniel Wiegand in partnership with HYVE, Germany. 2 distinct questions will be raised. Taking this course has made me navigate the art world in a way I never had before. … More Perfection or survival?

By olivnes Society6 is an online global network of like-minded creatives, home to thousands artists around the world – a platform for artists to sell their artwork, which can be put on anything, from office supplies to doormats. As a buyer, you’re not only getting art but also functionality. The interesting part is that Society6 … More Society6 vs. Galleries: same but different

By olivnes One might argue that today, there’s a sense of charm that has been washed away by how available and immediate everything is these days. Fashion and art itself seems to be increasingly pulling away from that special element that has once characterized it – when I look around, it seems that it has … More Logo-mania: what does it mean?