[ad_1] STIK Trending Print Series In 2023 Standout Performers: Liberty And Onbu Series STIK’s Liberty series emerges as a standout performer in terms of sales value, initially introduced in 2013 in conjunction with his renowned Liberty mural in New York City. Available in a standard edition, comparing four colourways, and the deluxe set, including a
[ad_1] Australia’s arts and cultural sector is receiving a significant boost through the latest budget. Announced overnight, the Albanese Labor Government is investing $1.1 billion in the country’s arts and cultural sector in 2026-27. This funding builds on the investment previously provided under Revive, Australia’s National Cultural Policy. As part of the 2026-27 budget, the
[ad_1] In response to the 2023 announcement by the State Government to demolish 44 public housing towers in Victoria, artist Sally Anthony examines impermanence and urban transformation in this photographic series through sustained observation of a Carlton construction site. Capturing the rise of luxury homes alongside enduring public housing, Anthony documents fleeting arrangements, shifting textures,
[ad_1] Top Performing Print Collections in Damien Hirst’s Current Market The strongest-performing collections in Hirst’s print market tend to represent completed ideas. Value concentrates where narrative, format, and issuance are finite, allowing pricing to stabilise once supply has cleared. The Virtues remains the clearest example. As a capped series with a coherent conceptual framework and
[ad_1] Fedor Balvanovich turns property marketing into cinematic masterpieces for MR.EIGHT Development and the EYWA project – setting a new benchmark in the UAE’s elite market. DUBAI, UAE / ACCESS Newswire / May 12, 2026 / In a market where most developers compete by counting square meters and listing bathroom finishes, Fedor Balvanovich – known
[ad_1] The global art market was valued at £40 billion in 2020, and is still re-stabilising itself post-pandemic. However, the pandemic has been one of the key triggers for greener investors joining the market. The riskier the stock market returns and the level of economic slowdown directly affect the demand for alternative investments.Fine art, including
[ad_1] Murdoch’s media fund Lupa Systems will become the anchor shareholder in MCH Group, holding at least a third of shares James Murdoch in 2008. Courtesy Wikimedia Commons; NRKbeta; Creative Commons James Murdoch is set to acquire a large stake in Art Basel organisers MCH Group, whose fortunes have taken a beating in recent months
[ad_1] Mintus, the new online, art investment platform offers a new way to buy shares and invest in exceptional contemporary art opening up the annual $65bn art market The first artworks available are iconic paintings by Andy Warhol and George Condo, with more pieces by established and emerging artists to follow Discover more: www.mintus.com LONDON,
[ad_1] Canada’s arts and culture sector contributed $65 billion to the economy last year, but an increase in public investment is needed to offset a drop in private funding and a rise in costs, says a new report from the Canadian Chamber of Commerce. The report, released this week, says every dollar invested by the
[ad_1] Top Performing Print Collections In Lichtenstein’s Current Market Lichtenstein’s print market is structurally defined by individual works rather than complete sets. Unlike print markets that are periodically reweighted by cohesive portfolios, value in Lichtenstein’s market concentrates at the level of singular images, where medium, condition, scale, and execution determine hierarchy. Complete Sets In Lichtenstein’s