A Year of Highs and Corrections in the Art Market
According to an article by Scott Reyburn, the art market has seen a slowing at the upper end — or should we say a plateauing. In addition, some of those ‘hot young’ artists have seen a serious correction: the market for fashionable … More…
How the Painting Got Its Name
Here is a wonderful article by Ruth Yeazell, a professor at Yale University, that appeared in the Epoch Times last month. Professor Yeazell gives a quick overview of her recent book: Picture Titles: How and Why Western Paintings Acquired Their … More…
Painting of the Day (SOLD archives): Guy Wiggins’s “A Winter Night in New York”
Source: A Winter Night in New York – here is one to get you in the holiday mood … a Guy Wiggins (1883-1962) — looking south on 5th Avenue with The Plaza Hotel on the right and Bergdorf Goodman straight ahead … … More…
The tortured artist ‘is a myth’ – happy artist = good art
Here is a great article for all our artist friends. Kathryn Graddy, a professor at Brandeis University, has determined that artists do not produce their best work during periods of bereavement. According to her research, works done during the 2 … More…
Major art show evicted from Park Avenue Armory
Kind of sad to think that our New York venue for November may no longer exist. Not sure why the Armory is not renewing the 35 year old show … one we have been participating in for many years now. … More…
Just Published: Comments on the Art Market – Volume 181 (BIG NEWS)
Source: Newsletter Archives – our newest edition of Comments on the Art Market was published today. This month we cover: The Really BIG News (Joe Rehs Retiring), Stocks, The Dark Side, Really! and The Stock Market (a year end overview and coverage of … More…