As marketers, as disruptors, does it elevate or devalue the meaning of our messaging if a different light is shone on it? Is the act of disrupting the critical part of the message? What happens to an idea when it’s taken out of context? These are a few of the questions I’ve been pondering over the last few weeks… If the medium is the message, what happens when you move street art indoors? By definition, street art and the art of graffiti is an act of defiance in itself. A medium is used to stick it to “the man,” if you will. It was never intended to be commercialized or displayed in the sanitary settings of an art gallery in downtown Los Angeles. Or was it? Street art and the art of graffiti are having their moment, and it’s some long-overdue vindication for the kids of the counterculture. BEYOND THE STREETS “is a global, art-driven cultural and educational movement” and the passion project of curator Roger Gastman. Equal parts disruptor and equal parts historian Gastman has curated several gallery exhibitions paying homage to an art form once synonymous with vandalism. He celebrates “the mark-makers and rule-breakers, the agitators and instigators.” Beyond The Streets is art for the people by the people. While the shows are displayed in the same manner as any other gallery, the energy and authenticity of the work bring the streets to you and put it right in your face, as all good disruptors do. 👉 For upcoming shows at Beyond The Streets, visit: https://lnkd.in/eggSSmij #disruptivemarketing
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Hello Art Aficionados and Community Catalysts, As the brisk embrace of spring keeps us seeking warmth, we’re ignited with enthusiasm for the transformative experiences unfolding within the walls of Laura I. Art Gallery. Our commitment over the last eight years has been to cultivate an environment where art does more than adorn walls—it inspires, challenges, and unites us. We're thrilled to extend invitations to a selection of curated events, each promising to enrich your connection with art and community. Illuminate Your Influence: Open Day at Laura I. Art Gallery This isn't merely an open house; it's a vibrant assembly where your insights and aspirations breathe life into the evolving canvas of our gallery. We invite you to step into a space where the future of art and community engagement is sculpted by your hands and hearts. A Canvas for Community Voices: Your presence and participation are the brushstrokes defining the masterpiece of our shared future. Engage with us, share your vision, and together, let's paint a future where every hue of creativity is celebrated. An Invitation Without Borders: Distance cannot dim the vibrancy of your voice. Engage with our online survey for a chance to co-create artful experiences and win an art session designed to deepen your creative journey. Narratives That Bind Us: If you’ve journeyed with us through projects like Noah's Ark, we’re eager to hear your tales of transformation. How has engaging with art shifted your perspectives, nurtured your well-being, or fostered connections? Share your stories and become a beacon for others navigating their paths through art. Event Details: Date: April 13th Time: 4 PM to 7 PM Featuring: Dynamic discussions, delightful refreshments, and engaging art explorations. Special Note: This event is a celebration of shared stories and insights. If you're drawn to contributing through testimonials, this day is for you. Alternatively, our online survey welcomes your voice, offering a chance to win an exclusive art session. https://lnkd.in/e7qFCc-K
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Hello Art Aficionados and Community Catalysts, As the brisk embrace of spring keeps us seeking warmth, we’re ignited with enthusiasm for the transformative experiences unfolding within the walls of Laura I. Art Gallery. Our commitment over the last eight years has been to cultivate an environment where art does more than adorn walls—it inspires, challenges, and unites us. We're thrilled to extend invitations to a selection of curated events, each promising to enrich your connection with art and community. Illuminate Your Influence: Open Day at Laura I. Art Gallery This isn't merely an open house; it's a vibrant assembly where your insights and aspirations breathe life into the evolving canvas of our gallery. We invite you to step into a space where the future of art and community engagement is sculpted by your hands and hearts. A Canvas for Community Voices: Your presence and participation are the brushstrokes defining the masterpiece of our shared future. Engage with us, share your vision, and together, let's paint a future where every hue of creativity is celebrated. An Invitation Without Borders: Distance cannot dim the vibrancy of your voice. Engage with our online survey for a chance to co-create artful experiences and win an art session designed to deepen your creative journey. Narratives That Bind Us: If you’ve journeyed with us through projects like Noah's Ark, we’re eager to hear your tales of transformation. How has engaging with art shifted your perspectives, nurtured your well-being, or fostered connections? Share your stories and become a beacon for others navigating their paths through art. Event Details: Date: April 13th Time: 4 PM to 7 PM Featuring: Dynamic discussions, delightful refreshments, and engaging art explorations. Special Note: This event is a celebration of shared stories and insights. If you're drawn to contributing through testimonials, this day is for you. Alternatively, our online survey welcomes your voice, offering a chance to win an exclusive art session. https://lnkd.in/epJqg_wJ
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Art, when intentionally selected and reflective of who you are can be an incredible conversation starter. Hosting a dinner party should always be done with intention and focus, and art can be a natural and fascinating place to start. Two pro tips here. Let art lead the way. Let it be prominent! Let it be centered. Point your lights to it, give it breathing room, let it take command of the room. You can let your furniture and decor purchases be in response to the art. Base everything around the art. Do not be afraid to buy bold, opinionated art. If you like it, buy it. It will spark super interesting conversations. I always recommend you have a few questions you can ask an interested guest. It doesn’t need to be canned, but when you hang a piece with the thought of having it as a conversation starter, have some genuine curiosity about how other people react to it. Point out components of the piece that create tension (tensions are always rich conversation starters). Bring in your own reaction to the piece as an opportunity for them to share theirs. If you are interested in investing in your journey toward art collector, please get in touch with me. I offer services designed to meet you wherever you’re at. sbvrt.org/consultation
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Envision transforming empty spaces into personal galleries, where each piece tells a part of your story. In the world of art, the true essence lies not merely in possession, but in curating a collection that mirrors your innermost being, your dreams, and your aspirations. For many, embarking on this journey may seem like navigating a labyrinth, surrounded by myths of exclusivity and financial barriers. However, SSAA are here to guide you down the road less traveled, where art becomes available and collecting becomes an extension of your identity. We offer a fresh perspective to demystify the art of collecting, extending an open invitation to create a unique and timeless collection that transcends conventional bounds and reflects pure passion. Unlock the secrets to mastering the art world with our latest article—an expert-curated guide designed to navigate you through the captivating journey of art collection. Whether you're taking your very first steps into the realm of collecting or looking to infuse your existing collection with pieces of both tangible and intangible value, we've got you covered. Join us! https://lnkd.in/dZn8c32N #Art #Collection #ArtAdvisory #Collectionism #ArtMarket
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To the art & art advising community, I would love hear your opinion. It appears that the titans of the art world have decided to introduce a breath of fresh air, and as an ardent observer, this development is cause for great enthusiasm. The introduction of a commendably equitable 50/25/25 split for artists signals a potential influx of exciting new talent into the arena. Kudos to Marc Payot for executing this pivotal move precisely when the market was ripe for a shake-up. The unveiling of the 'Collective Impact' model by Hauser & Wirth and Nicola Vassell, featuring collaborative representation of artist Uman, marks a significant shift. A little over a year ago, as the art world began to emerge from the shadows of the pandemic, Marc Payot, co-president of the powerhouse Hauser & Wirth gallery, and esteemed dealer Nicola Vassell engaged in thoughtful discussions about the prevailing challenges within the gallery ecosystem. Vassell, having established her eponymous gallery in New York in 2021 following experiences with Deitch and Pace galleries, as well as independent consulting, brought valuable insights to the table. The crux of their conversations centered around the obstacles faced by galleries of varying scales. The pivotal question arose: could galleries collaborate to foster a thriving ecosystem, diverging from the scenario where artists, like those represented by Vassell, might leave for larger entities such as Hauser & Wirth? This forward-thinking 'Collective Impact' model now sets a precedent, disrupting traditional paradigms and providing a platform for emerging artists to navigate the art market with a more equitable distribution of resources. As I applaud this innovative approach, it's worth noting that such endeavors are not only groundbreaking but also hold potential implications for the gallery landscape. The shift in dynamics could translate into more opportunities for emerging artists to showcase their work. While specific statistics on gallery sales and the popularity of large and mid-size galleries for emerging artists are unavailable, the anticipation is that the 'Collective Impact' model may not only diversify representation but also contribute to a more balanced and supportive art ecosystem. In a recent studio visit with an emerging artist (below) the struggle artists face may have just become a little less difficult to navigate if other large galleries follow suit. lizsloanart.com #solteriaproject #artadvisor #artnews #marcpayot #artist #iternalvault
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In every piece of concept art there's a lifelong baggage of inspiration, knowledge of art history, design, culture, world, and visual research, filtered through the artist's sensitivity and unique perspective. #conceptart #environmentart #gameart #gamedesign
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[Selling Art in America: Online Platforms vs. Traditional Galleries] Selling art in America is a dynamic landscape, with artists navigating two primary channels: online platforms . . . https://lnkd.in/d-ZcnES7
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