Visual art, including gallery-worthy paintings, sculpture, and photography is expensive because of its scarcity and subjective nature. Art has high production costs and can only be appreciated subjectively, meaning that someone needs to explain why something is worth buying. For instance, one may have bought a $10k artwork to complement their kickertisch as they play…
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Art is subjective. What is beautiful to one person may not be to another. This is why appraising and valuing art can be challenging for both artists and potential buyers. The value of an artwork isn’t determined by how much others might want it, but rather the amount someone is willing to pay for it.…
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Anyone who visits the International Film Festival Rotterdam this year will be embarrassed if they do not venture outside the Pathé multiplex, where the traditional narrative films will mainly be shown. To find out about the latest developments in cinema, a visit to the Boijmans van Beuningen museum, the Netherlands Architecture Institute, and center for…
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The world of art and fashion has been around for a long time. As a creative expressive, fashion is a powerful art form that is often inspired by the adjacent types of its designs. Andy Warhol’s 1974 portrait of Yves Saint Laurent represents the artist’s desire for fashion icons. This is a commemorative gesture that…
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