Art Then and Now, Street Art and Cave Art
Comparing street art and cave art highlights the diversity of human creativity and expression across time and context.
Art News 2022: A Review
In 2022 the art world reflected the challenges and joys of contemporary society in a world recovery from the massive upsets of global events. Art Lovers, Collectors, and Artists raced back to the galleries, fairs, and auction houses, driving record sales and exhibition attendance numbers. The world’s top art festivals, including the Venice Biennale, Art…
Art Basel Miami turn 20!
Since its start in 2002, Art Basel Miami has become a cultural meeting point in the art world between North and Latin America. Leveraging a diversity of work and exhibitors as part of its appeal.
A Season of Giving
November and December mark a season of gift giving and charity. This season however, the charity of the inspiring Paul Allen is an outlier worth taking note of.
Creativity and Expression – Street Art and Graffiti.
Street Art has enriched the dialogue in the arts community, it’s culturally significant and often charged with visual messaging tied to a cause.
“Beyond Black” Painter, Pierre Soulages Died at age 102
French Painter Pierre Soulages, Who Dedicated His Career to the Deepest Color Black, Has Died at Age 102.
Exploring NFTs in Damien Hirst Fashion
If you bought a digital copy of a painting, would you trade it in for the real thing? That’s what Damien Hirst asked his NFT collectors Damien Hirst released 10,000 NFT’s to the market last year, each one corresponding to a physical work of art. Hirst gave these collectors a one-year window to enjoy their…
International Art Acquisition At the 2022 Armory Show
International Art Acquisitions visited the 2022 Armory Show in NYC. For the first time in years, these events took place much like they would have before 2020, a much welcomed opportunity to view art in-person once again. The 247 exhibitors are split between six sections, including ones for solo artist presentations, nonprofit organizations, and emerging…
The Art of Presence
The state or fact of existing – presence – seems simple enough; but exploring it’s finer points, restrictions, and consequences draws one in. Marina Abramovic, Senga Nengudi, and Joseph Heinrich Beuys represent captivating and important cultural work exploring physical, emotional, racial, cultural, and environmental presence.
Exhibition Draws Curiosity and Wonder
Josephine Cardin is a fine art photographer who focuses on contemporary figurative work inspired by music, dance, and the human themes of loneliness, isolation, melancholy, love and loss. Cardin works primarily with self-portraiture to illustrate scenes that bewitch, seduce, and explore our human sensibilities. International Art Acquisitions is currently presenting a collection from the artist’s…
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