by elle m. In recent times, mainstream media has managed to turn contemporary art into a growing mystery. The audience is intrigued and wants to find out more, while only some actually have the financial means to understand the inner workings of the art networks. Addressing any sort of contemporary art in 2019 will eventually … More The Glorified Chaos of Art Markets
By Rosy Callisto Creative industries include a variety of sectors which are centered around human creativity. One of them is Interior Design, which usually does not gather the attention that it deserves. It involves the planning, design, choosing the appropriate colors, furnishings and layout of interior spaces. The goal is to build an environment that … More The truth about Interior Design and its future.
by iwban The hotel owner and investor Petter Stordalen has spent 400 million Norwegian kroner on art for his hotels. He didn’t care for the art industry before, but after becoming rich, he started investing in different types of art. He himself has stated that he doesn’t have much knowledge about art, but still has … More Art drowning in commercial values
By ByhroH The other day I stumbled upon an article in the news, the article was about a Norwegian man named Petter Stordalen, yeah you might have heard about him since he is one of the wealthiest men in Norway. In the article Stordalen tells that over the past years he bought art for around … More 400 million on Art
RachelD4 As I am writing this blog post I am aware that this means that social media reached another market in order to get ready to transform and shape it in new ways. You all either heard of Instagram, are using it as a platform for yourself or are just observing others. Fact is that … More Instagram – really a new art platform? – changing the way we perceive and buy art!
The art industry is always transforming. The way people see art today and the way they saw art 90 years ago is very different. From understanding the reason and meaning behind someone’s art but also assessing if the art is indeed an art, is the questions artists and buyers are trying to assess today. Back … More Copyright Suit
By: Lipsum123 People see art in different ways. Several different artists and professors have expressed their opinions through the times – a big topic being how to map the visual arts. According to Solhjell and Øien (2013), we divide the art-market into three categories: The exclusive circuit. The inclusive circuit. The commercial circuit. When talking … More The differences in the art industry’s markets
By: ritnas Who even really cares about art? is the question running through my mind as I sit here, desperately trying to learn about art and all the different markets and what they all mean. That is –who even cares -besides the people involved in the developing and marketing process of it all. The buyers … More Who even cares about art?
hak0n The art markets can briefly be divided into four distinct art markets. The classical contemporary art market can be described as the market with all the internationally well- known artists and artworks. These artworks in this distinct market is driven by price and are usually sold and bought by the older, well-resourced firms in the secondary … More Discussion of art markets – facts or fiction?
I have chosen to take a closer look at Emmanuel Kant’s definition of aesthetics and compare it to Yayoi Kusama’s installation: The Obliteration Room. Most times an artwork is interpreted with knowledge of an artist in mind. But in this blog post, I have made the choice to rather interpret the artist’s intentions in what … More Creation in a room of obliteration
Making sense of art and design industries 