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Women Outspend Men in Art Collecting: Median Spending Hits $72,500 in 2023, Finds Survey

art market / March 12, 2024

In the traditionally male-dominated realm of art collecting, a notable shift is underway. Recent data from Dr. Clare McAndrew’s Art Basel and UBS Survey of Global Collecting in 2023 reveals a significant uptick in the participation and influence of female collectors. While male collectors often grab headlines for extravagant purchases, McAndrew’s findings underscore a growing […]

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Archaeologists Unearth Monumental Statue of Pharaoh Ramses II in Egypt

News / March 12, 2024

In a groundbreaking discovery, archaeologists in Egypt have unearthed a towering 12.5-foot section of a limestone statue depicting the legendary pharaoh Ramses II. The momentous find was made at the renowned archaeological site of El Ashmunein, as part of a collaborative effort between Egypt’s Supreme Council of Antiquities and the University of Colorado. Led by

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Bastar Art: Insignia of Cultural Bequest, Symbol of Tribal Craft

Do You Know? / March 11, 2024

“Bastar art” describes the traditional artistic expressions used by the tribal people of Chhattisgarh, India’s Bastar region. This area is renowned for its distinctive artistic traditions and rich cultural legacy that have been passed down through the ages. The Bastar tribal groups use an ancient metal casting method called Dhokra. It produces elaborate and minutely

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All The World’s A Stage For Pen and Ink Drawings

Columns / March 11, 2024

When creating an artwork, an artist tends to think of what medium best serves their purpose. Neither must it be too rigid to limit the artist’s expression, nor too free-flowing to extend outside the canvas. While some artists are ecstatic about creating black-and-white drawings, others place their trust in pen and ink drawings. From small

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What Does Expressive Landscapes Mean to Kruti Mehta? Find Out!

Artists of the Week / March 11, 2024

Landscape artist Kruti Mehta has spent the last two years immersing herself in a transforming process. Her art, which is based on her love of nature, goes beyond conventional depictions of landscapes and explores the expressive spectrum of emotions. Drawing inspiration from her surroundings, Kruti’s artistic process is a fusion of observation, introspection, and experimentation.

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From Hawaii to The World: The Versatility of Ohuhu Markers

Columns / March 11, 2024

There are two steps to making any artwork. First, it’s imperative to have a vision. Second, bringing the vision to life. There are so many ways that one may portray their vision. You may use watercolours or coloured pencils. The next and perhaps the most important question of them all is which brand to select

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What Exactly Is the Whitney Biennial, and Why Does It Continue to Command Attention After More Than 80 Editions?

News / March 11, 2024

Introduction As the art world gears up for the highly anticipated Whitney Biennial, the spotlight shines once again on this esteemed exhibition. But what exactly is the Whitney Biennial, and why does it continue to command attention after more than 80 editions? Here’s everything you need to know about this landmark event. Understanding the Whitney

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A Haven of Royal Art and Architecture: Kilimanoor Palace Kilimanoor Kerala

Do You Know? / March 11, 2024

Kerala is a coastal southern state of the Indian subcontinent. Not only is it famous for its numerous beaches, and art festival Kochi-Muziris Biennale, but also for birthing numerous painters. One of them is Raja Ravi Varma. Nestled amidst the lush greenery of Kerala, the Kilimanoor Palace stands as a testament to the rich cultural

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Sotheby’s Expands Reach to Tap into Growing Indian Art Collector Market

art market, Editor's Pick, News / March 11, 2024

Introduction The art world has long been a realm of sophistication and exclusivity, but recent trends indicate a shifting landscape, particularly in India. With a burgeoning class of young art enthusiasts and an increasing comfort with art investment, British auction house Sotheby’s is strategically positioning itself to cater to this evolving market. Catering to Young

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10 Best Examples of Adaptive Re-Use of Historic Buildings and Monuments Throughout the World

Architecture, Do You Know?, Room For More Art / March 9, 2024

Introduction Adaptive reuse has gained increased attention due to its ability to protect heritage while utilising existing resources. This strategy is socially and economically responsible as well. It comprises transforming an existing structure into a new useful shape while maintaining its original integrity. Adaptive reuse has several advantages, including positive effects on the environment, society,

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