Why Should I Catalogue My Art?
You’re an artist, a gallerist, a curator, an art collector. You love art—and you want others to love your art, too. How can you share
You’re an artist, a gallerist, a curator, an art collector. You love art—and you want others to love your art, too. How can you share
What would you do with $500 million? (We’re talking record-setting-Powerball money here.) Perhaps, pay off your student loans, buy a home, and take a really
There are already ways to upload your art collection to the web or create an online archive—ARTDEX also does those things, but it goes one
Picture a triangular table, 48 feet to a side. Along each side, there are 13 place settings—39 in all. Each setting has a runner embroidered
Oh Rembrandt and More Rembrandt.. My Inspiration In the second year of my Masters program at Christie’s, I interned at the Morgan Library and Museum’s
People in the art world are often kind of like your parents learning how to text – they know that technology is a thing but
“Art” calls to mind wandering the halls of old museums, making things with our hands, and stepping away from the bustle of everyday life for
For your own benefit as a collector, artist, gallerist, curator, or art enthusiast, you should keep an archive of your art—that’s a comprehensive record of
Who owns the color red? That seems like an insane question—how can someone own a color?! Of course, lots of things seem crazy until people
Why do we make art? Plenty of folks have tried to answer that question over the course of human history. Freud, Nietzsche, Hegel, Kant, Lacan,
Now that you’re an expert in creating collections and organizing your art it’s time to take a look at what other people are up to
It’s relatively easy to archive a painting, a drawing, a photograph, or even a sculpture—you can just take a picture (or several pictures) and add