By powerslinky77 Art historian Silje Sigurdsen says that it’s hard to understand what the artists and the gallerists are writing about their art exhibitions. One of the examples she refers to is: « …part performance, part guided conversations using just some of the images, videos, songs, drawings and texts out there in the world that … More Norwegian art industry = struggling to convey art?
ingenlivsgnist Should private collectors have an obligation to share their art with the public? With the super rich outbidding museums and hiding their art, more and more art is becoming out of reach for the public. For many rich private collectors, art is a secure investment, especially so called Blue Chip art. Blue Chip art … More Hiding Art
Russianspy52 Art today is categorized in different shapes, cultures and markets. The intermedia is often bounded to see art as art, and not as the virtuoso art as it is. The art, and specially the art markets are so much more than how we see them. But how can the intermedia understand the art markets … More Art in different shapes
There is no secret that there is a lack of female artists exhibited in modern museums and galleries. If we look at museums in the US, only 13% of the art on display is made by women, which would be an acceptable number if we lived in the 19th century. But in 2019, there is … More A call for diversity
Making sense of art and design industries 