Barbizon Exhibition in China Spring 2018 Galerie Michael • March 26, 2018 Dear Galerie Michael Family, Greetings from Beverly Hills! After nearly five decades as a fine art dealer, I have come to the conclusion that there is
As you’re building your fine art collection, you’ve got quite a bit to consider: what is your budget? Will you and your significant other both choose, or just one of you? Will you choose one type of art,
By definition, contemporary art is art that is created today, yesterday, and tomorrow. There are some widely-agreed-upon spans of time, but for the most part, most art created at the beginning of the 20th century
Think of all of the greats of the art world, and of art history. Now think of what would happen, had we never seen their work because it had been destroyed before the rest of us even got a chance to see what they had to offer.
Making your statement, whether you do it on a canvas, or you carve a whimsical woman from a block of marble, is the best thing that you can do for yourself, as an artist.
Adding fine art to your home can be quite an undertaking. You have to decide what subject matters would be acceptable and what matters will be unacceptable to display on your wall. For example, if you love family scenes, maybe you’ll look for paintings depicting fathers with their sons. But if you’re squeamish, you should probably avoid paintings that focus on the bloodiest battle of The Crusades.
The world loves contemporary art. From the outlandish to the magnificent, you’ve got plenty of pieces and artists from which to choose when you choose to decorate your space with contemporary art.
Some people purchase fine art as finishing touch for their homes. Some will make a fine art purchase as a gift to art lovers. Even more will purchase fine art to add to a collection that they have been building for years.
