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International art collections have often made headlines thanks to major donations and acquisitions arranged with museums and auction houses. However, this past year or so, key art collections across the world have come under scrutiny due to broader economic constraints, with works being sold off publicly and “disappointingly” or quietly amidst reports of business challenges.
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It is no exaggeration that we are currently a world at war, fighting on multiple tangible and intangible fronts, in new and different ways we can barely fathom. One such crucial existential battle involves our grasp of established facts.
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In December 2011, co-founder of Spy magazine and bestselling author of Evil Geniuses: Unmasking America, Kurt Andersen, wrote an essay for Vanity Fair, observing that American fashion, art, music, design, entertainment evolved considerably every 20 years or so, but in our time, popular style has been “stuck on repeat, consuming the past instead of creating…
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The banking industry and art world have historically co-dependent, enmeshed relationships. This has been the case from the time of the Medicis during the Renaissance to the East India Company supporting Rembrandt in putting up his paintings as fiscal collateral to modern banks playing a major role in the contemporary art world since the 1950s.
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Images generated by AI are now everywhere as people produce seemingly-high-quality artwork with just a few text prompts, be it for social media, company logos or picture books. As AI hits art forms such as illustration, there are international artists looking beyond the relationship between AI and their artistic practice, far more interested in the…
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Art Industry Insights With Reena Devi 