Tag: Business

Sotheby’s is planning to hold a live auction in Singapore for the first time in 15 years as part of a string of new moves in Asia. The efforts are designed to capitalize on the staggering growth of local collections and to diversify its activities beyond Hong Kong and mainland China as the region becomes increasingly fragmented. Sotheby’s modern and contemporary art sale in ...

Ibiza is not typically known for art. As one of the world’s preeminent clubbing destinations, the island has a reputation as a hedonistic party paradise, which makes the rarified, sometimes sterile atmosphere of Europe’s art galleries seem like a world away. But that’s beginning to change, thanks in part to CAN (Contemporary Art Now), a new art fair that took place on the Balearic ...

Matt Aitchison, technical art supervisor at Airship Images talks about what it takes to be a technical art supervisor, and even a little bit of philosophy. How did you break into games? I studied at Abertay University with honestly no real direction. I decided on being a programmer as I was okay at maths in school. After a few years I got really bored ...

SPRING LAKE — Artists displayed their work along the Third Avenue Business District during the Spring Lake Art Walk on Saturday, July 2. The event was hosted by Spring Lake’s Chamber of Commerce. The participating artists included Donna Ferrante, who specializes in water colors and house portraits; Lynn Early who showed works in pastel, mixed media and acrylics; and Karen DeRose who featured water ...

To many, the intersection between business and art is disjointed. The left brain, right brain paradox we’ve entertained for years as the difference between logic and creativity has created a wedge, one that makes it hard for us to see their similarities. Yet there is so much business can learn from art. Artistic and business visions often closely align, sharing creativity, drive and (at ...

Welcome to the Art Angle, a podcast from Artnet News that delves into the places where the art world meets the real world, bringing each week’s biggest story down to earth. Join us every week for an in-depth look at what matters most in museums, the art market, and much more, with input from our own writers and editors, as well as artists, curators, ...

A South Manchester art gallery that specialises in handmade original pieces made from recycled materials has been placed on the market by its owners. Glennis Andrews and Fiona Norton have instructed Blacks Business Brokers to find a new owner for Creative Recycling Gallery in Chorlton-cum-Hardy. The guide price is £59,950 to take over the leasehold on the business, plus annual rent of £12,480. Creative ...

Artnet’s Spring 2022 Intelligence Report, out in just over a week, will examine what happens when the art market tries to become the stock market. The longstanding conversation about art becoming an asset class accelerated during the pandemic, and Katya Kazakina took a deep dive into the end game of this trend: fractionalized art ownership, a model that lets people invest in shares of ...

Sarah Jordan Edmonds attorney Sarah Jordan is hosting a free online class Saturday, April 2 aimed at creative entrepreneurs. The one-hour course, “Art+Business: Business Basics to Keep You Creative,” starts at 10 a.m. via Zoom. Jordan, owner of Jordan Law Firm, notes that the pandemic has prompted many to focus on activities that bring them joy—in particular, creative endeavors like painting, photography, music or writing the ...

Have you ever wondered just what daunting concerns and bright ideas are on the minds of the world’s leading art professionals? This April, for the first time, the esteemed Barcelona-based nonprofit Talking Galleries will be hosting an edition of its renowned art-business symposium in New York, gathering nearly 50 industry insiders for two days of conversations about the most pressing issues facing the field. Talking Galleries New ...