Marcia Kotze spreads kindness with rock art
[ad_1] For Marcia Kotze, creativity has always been a constant companion, one she carried with her from South Africa to New Zealand, quite literally alongside...
[ad_1] For Marcia Kotze, creativity has always been a constant companion, one she carried with her from South Africa to New Zealand, quite literally alongside...
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[ad_1] High net worth individuals are spending more than ever on arts and antiques. In the first half of 2021, the average art investor spent $242,000 on the...
[ad_1] Invisible laser landmarks. AI-generated claims over asteroids. Scaffolding wired into screens and computing systems. At Art Dubai 2026, digital art is...
[ad_1] In 1995, Les Distractions de Dagobert, a painting by British artist Leonora Carrington, sold for $475,000. In 2024, Sotheby’s sold the painting for...
[ad_1] There was once a belief that only a certain type of individual had the knowledge, skill, and interest required to successfully invest in artworks. For...
[ad_1] Each year, World Cocktail Month sees MGallery Collection celebrate the art of mixology across its properties worldwide, turning the bar into a stage for...
[ad_1] What makes a print “investable” in the secondary art market? 1. A strong artist market Blue chip artists are blue chip because their markets have depth....
[ad_1] For decades, people have streamed through the vaulted halls of Grand Central Terminal with one eye on the clock. Tucked inside the landmark, behind the...
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