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Jo Baer Investing Guide: Pace Gallery Underdog?
Jo Baer is an American/Dutch born in 1929. She is best known for her contributions to the Minimalist and Conceptual art movements of the 1960s and 70s. Her work from this time is characterized by its precise geometry and subtle use of color and lines, stripping art down to its most essential elements and challenging…
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Should You Invest In Emerging Or Established Artists?
Ideally, to build a diversified art collection, you should invest in both emerging artists and established artists. There are upsides to investing in art of both kinds of artists, and by doing so, you are opening yourself to a broader swath of opportunities.
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The Difference Between Emerging And Established Artists
·An emerging artist may be represented by small galleries or no gallery at all. An established artist may be represented by large multinational galleries (think Hauser and Wirth, Gagosian, etc.)
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Should You Invest In Red-Chip Artists?
A term that has recently appeared in the art world is ‘Red-Chip artist’. While you may not have heard the term before, you have likely heard of a few artists that fall into this category. Artists such as Beeple, Amy Sherald, Flora Yukhnovich, Jerkface, and Kaws are considered Red-Chip artists.
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Will Blue-Chip Artists Always Be Blue-Chip?
Art auctions are one of the primary ways that art exchanges between collectors. But, as you may be unfamiliar with how auction houses operate, we have compiled a list that details some of the most important things that you should know when it comes to buying art at auction.
