Seven Days in the Art World

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  As Mera explains earnestly,"With young artists, you find the greatest purity. When you buy from the first or second show, you're inside the confidence-building, the identity-building of an artist. It's not just about buying a piece. It's about buying into someone's life and where they are going with it. It's a mutual commitment, which is pretty intense." (更多)

  As Mera explains earnestly,"With young artists, you find the greatest purity. When you buy from the first or second show, you're inside the confidence-building, the identity-building of an artist. It's not just about buying a piece. It's about buying into someone's life and where they are going with it. It's a mutual commitment, which is pretty intense."

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  What kind of art does well at auction？ 1 people have a litmus test with color. Brown paintings don't sell as well as blue or red paintings. A glum pinting is not going to go as well as a painting that makes people feel happy. 2 certain subject matters are more commercial than others: a male nude doesn't usually go over as well as a buxom female. 3 painting tends to fare better than other ... (更多)

  What kind of art does well at auction？ 1 people have a litmus test with color. Brown paintings don't sell as well as blue or red paintings. A glum pinting is not going to go as well as a painting that makes people feel happy. 2 certain subject matters are more commercial than others: a male nude doesn't usually go over as well as a buxom female. 3 painting tends to fare better than other media. collectors get confused and concerned about things that plug in. They shy away from art that looks complicated to install. 4 size makes a difference. anything larger than the standard dimension of a Park Avenue elevator generally cuts out a certain sector of the market. these are just basic commercial benchmarks that have nothing to do with artistic merit.

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  When gallerists are confident about demand for an artist's work, they wouldn't dream of surrendering it to the first comer or the highest bidder. They compile a list of interested parties so they can place the work in the most prestigious home. It's an essential part of managing the perception of their artists. Unlike other industries, where buyers are anonymous and interchangeable, here artists'... (更多)

  When gallerists are confident about demand for an artist's work, they wouldn't dream of surrendering it to the first comer or the highest bidder. They compile a list of interested parties so they can place the work in the most prestigious home. It's an essential part of managing the perception of their artists. Unlike other industries, where buyers are anonymous and interchangeable, here artists' reputations are enhanced or contaminated by people who own their work.

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  What kind of art does well at auction？ 1 people have a litmus test with color. Brown paintings don't sell as well as blue or red paintings. A glum pinting is not going to go as well as a painting that makes people feel happy. 2 certain subject matters are more commercial than others: a male nude doesn't usually go over as well as a buxom female. 3 painting tends to fare better than other ... (更多)

  What kind of art does well at auction？ 1 people have a litmus test with color. Brown paintings don't sell as well as blue or red paintings. A glum pinting is not going to go as well as a painting that makes people feel happy. 2 certain subject matters are more commercial than others: a male nude doesn't usually go over as well as a buxom female. 3 painting tends to fare better than other media. collectors get confused and concerned about things that plug in. They shy away from art that looks complicated to install. 4 size makes a difference. anything larger than the standard dimension of a Park Avenue elevator generally cuts out a certain sector of the market. these are just basic commercial benchmarks that have nothing to do with artistic merit.

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  As Mera explains earnestly,"With young artists, you find the greatest purity. When you buy from the first or second show, you're inside the confidence-building, the identity-building of an artist. It's not just about buying a piece. It's about buying into someone's life and where they are going with it. It's a mutual commitment, which is pretty intense." (更多)

  As Mera explains earnestly,"With young artists, you find the greatest purity. When you buy from the first or second show, you're inside the confidence-building, the identity-building of an artist. It's not just about buying a piece. It's about buying into someone's life and where they are going with it. It's a mutual commitment, which is pretty intense."

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  When gallerists are confident about demand for an artist's work, they wouldn't dream of surrendering it to the first comer or the highest bidder. They compile a list of interested parties so they can place the work in the most prestigious home. It's an essential part of managing the perception of their artists. Unlike other industries, where buyers are anonymous and interchangeable, here artists'... (更多)

  When gallerists are confident about demand for an artist's work, they wouldn't dream of surrendering it to the first comer or the highest bidder. They compile a list of interested parties so they can place the work in the most prestigious home. It's an essential part of managing the perception of their artists. Unlike other industries, where buyers are anonymous and interchangeable, here artists' reputations are enhanced or contaminated by people who own their work.

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  When gallerists are confident about demand for an artist's work, they wouldn't dream of surrendering it to the first comer or the highest bidder. They compile a list of interested parties so they can place the work in the most prestigious home. It's an essential part of managing the perception of their artists. Unlike other industries, where buyers are anonymous and interchangeable, here artists'... (更多)

  When gallerists are confident about demand for an artist's work, they wouldn't dream of surrendering it to the first comer or the highest bidder. They compile a list of interested parties so they can place the work in the most prestigious home. It's an essential part of managing the perception of their artists. Unlike other industries, where buyers are anonymous and interchangeable, here artists' reputations are enhanced or contaminated by people who own their work.

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  2011-05-10 05:38:56   回应

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  As Mera explains earnestly,"With young artists, you find the greatest purity. When you buy from the first or second show, you're inside the confidence-building, the identity-building of an artist. It's not just about buying a piece. It's about buying into someone's life and where they are going with it. It's a mutual commitment, which is pretty intense." (更多)

  As Mera explains earnestly,"With young artists, you find the greatest purity. When you buy from the first or second show, you're inside the confidence-building, the identity-building of an artist. It's not just about buying a piece. It's about buying into someone's life and where they are going with it. It's a mutual commitment, which is pretty intense."

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  2011-05-10 04:51:31   1人收藏   回应

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  大荔枝

  What kind of art does well at auction？ 1 people have a litmus test with color. Brown paintings don't sell as well as blue or red paintings. A glum pinting is not going to go as well as a painting that makes people feel happy. 2 certain subject matters are more commercial than others: a male nude doesn't usually go over as well as a buxom female. 3 painting tends to fare better than other ... (更多)

  What kind of art does well at auction？ 1 people have a litmus test with color. Brown paintings don't sell as well as blue or red paintings. A glum pinting is not going to go as well as a painting that makes people feel happy. 2 certain subject matters are more commercial than others: a male nude doesn't usually go over as well as a buxom female. 3 painting tends to fare better than other media. collectors get confused and concerned about things that plug in. They shy away from art that looks complicated to install. 4 size makes a difference. anything larger than the standard dimension of a Park Avenue elevator generally cuts out a certain sector of the market. these are just basic commercial benchmarks that have nothing to do with artistic merit.

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  2011-05-03 04:54:54   1人收藏   回应

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