Record Rise for Orientalist Paintings – artmarketblog.com
As the art market continues to rebound, and new buyers continue to emerge from the middle east, the demand for top orientalist paintings has risen significantly over the last twelve months. Exceeding the market high seen during the 2007/2008 boom, the prices being paid for the work of many orientalist artists have reached record highs. Christie’s 26 January 2012 Old Master & Early British Drawings & Watercolors held at the...Read Full Story
Jan 2012 Art Market Blog Press Update – artmarketblog.com
Just a few recently published articles that I wrote. Hope you enjoy !!
In Recognition of an LA-Centric Art Market Trend
http://www.fabrikmagazine.com/content/in-recognition-of-an-la-centric-art-market-trend/
Latest London Contemporary Art Auction Roundup
http://www.arterynyc.com/2011/12/october-2011-london-contemporary-art-auction-roundup/
Pearls prove a collectors best friend
http://www.worthpoint.co.uk/2012/01/pearls...Read Full Story
Artist Damien Hirst is getting much media attention in recent days for his new exhibition spread across the corners of the globe. Damien Hirst the Complete Spot Paintings 1986-2011 is the current main attraction in all 11 Gagosian galleries (arguably the most powerful gallery empire in the world) from New York to Hong Kong. The show has garnered much controversy, praise, and vehement debate from critics, notable artists , and the public. Love it, or hate it, Hirst and Gagosian are spot on in...Read Full Story
Artist Damien Hirst is getting much media attention in recent days for his new exhibition spread across the corners of the globe. Damien Hirst the Complete Spot Paintings 1986-2011 is the current main attraction in all 11 Gagosian galleries (arguably the most powerful gallery empire in the world) from New York to Hong Kong. The show has garnered much controversy, praise, and vehement debate from critics, notable artists , and the public. Love it, or hate it, Hirst and Gagosian are spot on in...Read Full Story
Artist Damien Hirst is getting much media attention in recent days for his new exhibition spread across the corners of the globe. Damien Hirst the Complete Spot Paintings 1986-2011 is the current main attraction in all 11 Gagosian galleries (arguably the most powerful gallery empire in the world) from New York to Hong Kong. The show has garnered much controversy, praise, and vehement debate from critics, notable artists , and the public. Love it, or hate it, Hirst and Gagosian are spot on in...Read Full Story
I've never been asked to paint dots like these on a customer's walls but it made me think about matching colours I've never put together beforeI was hugely taken with these Spot Paintings. I couldn't stop looking at them: I was fascinated by the size of some of the canvases, and by the fact that each spot is a perfect circle, laid out in a grid. It got me thinking about the technical skill involved: do Hirst and his assistants use a stencil...
Damien Hirst's spot paintings are 'taking over the world' with shows at all 11 Gagosian galleries. Meanwhile Yayoi Kusama, who has been using dots in her art since before Hirst was born, is enjoying a major exhibition at London's Tate Modern. Whose spot paintings do you like best?
There's a rather insane art exhibition on in the world right now, 331 of the existing Damien Hirst Spot Paintings are on view in all eleven branches of the Gagosian Gallery: three in New York; two in London; plus...
TIME Magazine speaks with British artist Damien Hirst with the overlying theme surrounding his most recent large scale Gagosian Gallery take over with his Spot paintings. A man that has been controversial numerous issues including his use of assistants to produce his work, the topic comes into play early as we learn a bit more [...]Read more at Hypebeast.com
Louise Clayton and daughter Tegan Ellis, 21, from Wagga Wagga, in New South Wales, allow their cats to express themselves with paint, creating rescue cat art to help pay vet bills for the many animals they have saved. 'When we see advertised free to good ...
Damien Hirst, born June 7, 1965, is a world renowned English artist. His work For the Love of God, a plastic skull encrusted with diamonds, sold for $50 million, making him the world's most expensive living artist. He resides in Devon, England, with his wife and three children.
Three years ago, Londoners noticed that a sort of Victorian space shuttle seemed to have crashed into one of its most famous streets. They telephoned their friends, and their friends telephoned their friends. Shortly afterwards, a giant puppet of a ...