Art Market
TEFAF New York 2024: Where Canonical Styles Rule
This year marks the 10th reprise of TEFAF New York, which was held from May 9th to 14th at the historical Park Avenue Armory. Across
May 24, 2024
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This year marks the 10th reprise of TEFAF New York, which was held from May 9th to 14th at the historical Park Avenue Armory. Across
A true artistic polymath, William Kentridge has spent the past four decades developing a body of work that incorporates conceptual and collaborative practices, produced and
The New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) is a not-for-profit contemporary art collective with a twofold mission statement: first, to make contemporary art more accessible for
The annual Douglas “10 to Watch” issue celebrates up-and-coming businesses on Vancouver Island. In its 15th year, the awards spotlight local entrepreneurship in all its
Marika St. Rose Yeo’s Shifting Conversations sculpture series explores “the premise of search, the act of seeking out traces of things left behind, and information
From the public art of ancient Greece and Rome to the private collections of the world’s wealthiest patrons, people have always found avenues for art
Indigenous art from the Northwest Coast is often characterized by strong graphic elements, stylised forms, and bold saturated colours. In prints, masks, textiles, and paintings,
Build meaningful collections through ArtRow’s selected works – each hand-picked by art experts and advisors. Learn about how ArtRow sources quality works, what we bring to the table, and how ArtRow leads the way in art advising in the digital sphere.
Every work of art has a story. Some also bear histories notable enough to bestow significant financial value. Like any appreciating investment, various factors combine
“The land shapes people, but people also shape the land.” For contemporary Canadian artist Jeremy Herndl, painting is a tool for experiencing a place. Jeremy’s
Printmaking is a creative and technical practice believed to have appeared as early 200 BC in China with woodblock printing on silk. Today, some of
An art lover does not always identify with being an art collector. The notion of being a “collector” does not seem to apply to oneself
