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. Art Market Blog with Nic Forrest The World's Most Popular Independent Art Market Analysis About About Nick Contact Nick Links Top 2010 Art Market Trends Pt . 2 artmarketblog.com Cornwall Museum Revives Forgotten British Modern Master Artist artmarketblog.com Top 2010 Art Market Trends Pt . 3 artmarketblog.com by admin on January 22, 2011 No Comments Digg Digg Top 2010 Art Market Trends Pt . 3 artmarketblog.com Although 2010 saw a plethora of cities all over the world emerge as centres of cultural and artistic production , one of the most interesting locations of art market growth during 2010 was none other than the city of Los Angeles . The opening of a new building at the LACMA , the naming of Jeffrey Deitch as the new head of the LA MOCA , the sale of the LA based Dennis Hopper estate
I’m painting a church in Mountville, PA during the snow last week. Colors: ultramarine blue, cobalt blue, raw sienna, burnt sienna, and a touch of winsor yellow for the window Step 1 I mix up puddles of each color, then dip my brush in one color, then the other. (Don’t premix the colors on your palette, let them [...]
This is a full sheet (22 x 30) watercolor painting of a scene near West Chester University. It’s a college town, which means there’s no parking available. If you see space between the cars, there’s probably an alley or a fire hydrant there. The small town scenes I love to paint always have mature trees [...]
. Art Market Blog with Nic Forrest The World's Most Popular Independent Art Market Analysis About About Nick Contact Nick Links The 2010 Art Market Review artmarketblog.com Join the PurePhoto Fine Art Photography Movement artmarketblog.com Top 2010 Art Market Trends Pt . 1 artmarketblog.com by admin on January 7, 2011 No Comments Digg Digg Top 2010 Art Market Trends Pt . 1 artmarketblog.com Venus of the Rags' by Michelangelo Pistoletto 1. Arte Povera : The Arte Povera trend that took hold in 2010 has more to do with the concept of Arte Povera” as opposed to the actual artists involved in the movement . The trend also extends to the work of other artists whose work embodied the concepts of Arte Povera such as Art Brut artists and naive artists . Without a doubt this has been the most