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In a bid to boost the local economy and support Art fundraising, Galleries together offer solidarity after The Los Angeles Wildfires. Frieze Los Angeles 2025 stands out as the highlight of the art week, with the contemporary art fair showcasing the work of artists from around the world at the Santa Monica Airport. This year’s […]
Frieze 2025 in Solidarity Donates Proceeds to LA Fire Relief Fund Read More »
Art as an Investment Asset Art has emerged as a significant investment asset class, paralleling real estate in terms of financing structures and appreciation potential. The modern art market has evolved to accommodate various financing mechanisms, making art more accessible to investors while presenting unique challenges in terms of valuation, storage, and legal compliance. Fractional
Art Financing Evolution and its modern approach Read More »
Welcome to D-Talks: Enhancing Contemporary Art Dialogues in South Asia Yashesh Virkar is the innovative mind behind Yasanche by Yashesh Virkar, a design practice that transcends traditional home furniture and accessories. A Mumbai-born product designer who graduated from Raffles College of Higher Education in 2008, Virkar’s journey is marked by international exposure and a deep
Yashesh Virkar of Yasanche: ‘’You Don’t Sell Furniture, You Sell DESIRE’’ Read More »
After long Legal Battles for Stolen Cambodian Art in the US, The 1,000 year old Khmer Statues Return From The Art Market to Cambodian Museums PHNOM PENH, Cambodia — On Tuesday, three ancient sandstone sculptures were returned to the Royal Government of Cambodia at the Peace Palace in Phnom Penh. The event was attended by U.S.
Cambodia’s Stolen Statues Make it Back Home After 40 Years Long Travel Read More »
Introduction to the Art Market Framework The value chain of the art industry can be a complex process. The ecosystem of the art market framework can be broadly categorized into primary and secondary markets, each serving distinct purposes in the commercialization of artworks. This guide, part of the Art Law Resources 2025, provides a comprehensive
Legal and Commercial Factors Shaping the Global Art Market Read More »
An Exhibition of Photographs of the Naga Sadhus at the Kumbh Mela Bandeep Singh presents BHASMANG: The Way of The Naga Sadhus, a series of photographs of Naga Sadhus, photographed at the Kumbh Melas of 2019 and 2025. The exhibition will be held at Travancore Palace, Kasturba Gandhi Marg, New Delhi, with its opening on
Bandeep Singh Presents “Bhasmang: The Way of The Naga Sadhus” Read More »
Constantin Brâncuși: A Trailblazer of Modern Sculpture Constantin Brâncuși, one of the most influential artists of the 20th century, is widely regarded as the father of modern sculpture. He was born today, on the 19th of February 1876. He is known for his innovative approach, marked by simplicity, abstraction, and exploring the innate essence of
Modernist Sculpture and Brâncuși’s Pioneering Role in Its Development Read More »
Karl Lagerfeld (1933-2019), an influential fashion designer who left an indelible mark on the industry through his groundbreaking work as creative director at Chanel and Fendi. Known for his distinctive appearance—featuring white hair, black sunglasses, and fingerless gloves—Lagerfeld transformed Chanel after joining in 1983, restoring its status as a premier fashion house. His remarkable career,
Remembering Karl Lagerfeld Fashion Icon Read More »
The Artist That Pioneered Performance in Art Lucio Fontana was born in Argentina in 1899 to Italian immigrant parents. He received his education in Italy from 1906 to 1922 before returning to Argentina to work closely with his father, a funerary sculptor. Although he was primarily identified as a sculptor, Fontana only began painting at
Lucio Fontana: The Sculptor Who Pioneered Spatialism Read More »
The Dawn of Art Patronage and the Renaissance Shift Art commissioning was once the exclusive domain of the aristocracy and ruling classes, who engaged artists to execute predetermined projects. The Renaissance period, however, marked a turning point. Artists began to enjoy greater creative freedom, and their unique styles garnered recognition among patrons. The value of
From Aristocratic Privilege to Investment Asset: The Evolution of the Art Market Read More »