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The Alluring Populism of Art ToysThere are art collectors, and there are toy collectors. There was a time when those two would never be confused. However, toy designers and collectible toy enthusiasts have long argued that designer toys are a true art form — likening the medium to sculptures. And just as art can carry emotional value, so do toys…
Artist Behavior: Etiquette for Art Exhibition OpeningsThe world responded to the global pandemic with social distancing, lockdowns, and quarantines. For the art world, this meant cancelling art exhibits, shows, workshops, and conferences. For the past two years, museums and galleries closed their doors, forcing the art environment to adapt as the world waited with uncertainty. But we are resilient, and thanks…
AI Art of Picasso’s Hidden NudeIn a letter to French poet and journalist Max Jacob, Pablo Picasso described his then unfinished The Blind Man's Meal (1903) to have a “dog nearby.” However, the finished work did not have a dog — only a blind man with one hand holding a piece of bread sitting at a table with an empty…
The Artist’s Guide for Creating the Best Open Studio Art Event and Art WalkWe love to see how strings are being pulled behind the curtain and consume behind-the-scenes content of the shows we tune into with as much interest as the actual performance. When we’re given a peek at where the “magic happens,” we begin to understand processes better, relating and connecting emotionally. As an emerging artist positioning…
Caravaggio: A Temperamental Baroque Master of Extraordinary GeniusWhen it was confirmed in 2021 that Casino di Villa Boncompagni Ludovisi, best known as Villa Aurora, would be auctioned with a starting price of approximately $547 million, it piqued the interest of not only real estate investors but of historians and the art world. Situated near the iconic street, Via Veneto, Villa Aurora is…
The Artist’s Guide to Market Research to Promote and Sell ArtEven before the pandemic-induced economic downturn, the art market was already experiencing one of its worst recessions. But while the art market has seemingly stagnated, what many art experts believe will happen next is the reinvention of the art scene. With more and more galleries closing and large-scale art fairs cancelling left and right, the…








