An article by Fabian Ritter, head of community at CAST Studios The way art is created, sold and owned will change forever. Yet the question remains: is digital artwork worth the investment? To answer this question, let’s look closely at the two core elements: Art and Digitisation. Modern digital art concepts The digital art revolution has democratised
To appreciate what art means to Jeffrey Gundlach, it helps to know that he named his asset management firm after a beloved work by Piet Mondrian. The story of DoubleLine Capital, which once managed some $150 billion in assets (as well as its messy, litigious origins during the global financial crisis), is fairly well known.
Everything is politics, so the saying goes, and never more so during an election year. With its newest collection, Art for Change is taking the “everything” one step further. Since 2018, Art for Change has curated programs of online sales and exhibitions to raise money for a number of charities. Ahead of the 2024 presidential
To successfully navigate the art market, investors must combine financial acumen with an appreciation of art history. Photo by Michael Bowles/Getty Images for Sotheby’s In recent years, I have witnessed firsthand how the market for investment-grade artwork has rapidly evolved. What was once a cautious curiosity is now a dynamic market that savvy investors flock
I am looking to invest in alternative types of assets to broaden my portfolio and am considering art. I have heard a lot of stories about art investment scams, however, and am worried about falling victim to this type of fraud. Are there any checks I can do or general warning signs I should look
About the Brand Masha Art has emerged as a vanguard in luxury art investment since its inception in 2018. Dedicated to making art accessible to all connoisseurs, it boasts of a diverse collection of over 2,000 meticulously curated works featuring modern and contemporary artworks, and sculptures by renowned masters, seasoned artists, and emerging talents from
In an art world dominated by established names and high-profile exhibitions, emerging artists often struggle to gain the recognition they deserve. Yet it is precisely these new voices—unfiltered, bold, and brimming with innovative ideas—that push the boundaries of artistic expression. Supporting emerging artists not only nurtures their growth but also strengthens the entire art ecosystem.
In the world of contemporary art, certain names ascend rapidly, capturing the attention of collectors, critics, and enthusiasts alike. Gabrielle Malak, a Marseille-born artist and a resident at The London Art Exchange (LAX), is one such name. With the release of his third collection, Malak has not only solidified his place in the London art