Art as Investment • 23/04/2026 The Blue-Chip Label Is Doing a Lot of Work. What It Actually Promises A clear, data driven guide to building a real blue chip artists list, naming the artists who truly qualify, the costs of holding them, and how to invest wisely. by Phoebe Baelish
Art Fairs • 24/04/2026 In Minor Keys: Reading the Venice Biennale 2026 Through Koyo Kouoh's Curatorial Lineage Venice Biennale 2026 curatorial analysis of Koyo Kouoh’s In Minor Keys, tracing its roots from Raw Material Company and Zeitz MOCAA and outlining what this quieter, research-driven exhibition means for collectors and long-term art market value. by Fernanda Costa
Collecting Tips • 24/04/2026 Reading the Human Hand: What AI Taught Collectors to Look For in an Oil Painting A practical oil painting collector guide on reading surface, labor, and documentation so you can buy human made works with confidence in a shifting art market. by Ishmael Bloomfield
How to Start an Art Collection in 2026 Without Being Rich, Connected, or Intimidated Collecting Tips • 22/04/2026 How to Start an Art Collection in 2026 Without Being Rich, Connected, or Intimidated Learn how to start an art collection with intent, from setting a budget and reading the sub-$25k market to working with galleries, buying editions, and tracking your purchases for long-term collecting success. by Grant Barlow
Art Auctions • 22/04/2026 London's Spring Rebound: Five Signals From Sotheby's Evening Sale That Actually Matter Analysis of recent London evening auctions at Sotheby’s and Christie’s, focusing on bidder depth, luxury padding, millennial and Asian buyers, and five key indicators collectors should track before New York’s May sales. by Phoebe Baelish
Art Fairs • 20/04/2026 Venice Biennale 2026 Opens May 9: What Collectors Should Actually Track in Koyo Kouoh's Posthumous Show Venice Biennale 2026 collectors guide to In Minor Keys: how Koyo Kouoh’s curatorial framework, key national pavilions, and museum acquisitions shape contemporary art prices and long-term market value. by Odette Papillon
Art as Investment • 21/04/2026 The Art Basel UBS Report 2026 Says the Middle Is Cracking: Where That Leaves Your Next Purchase Analysis of the Art Basel and UBS Global Art Market Report 2026, explaining the barbell structure in global art sales, key auction and dealer figures, and how collectors can allocate capital across primary markets, private sales and public auctions. by Grant Barlow
Art Fairs • 20/04/2026 Venice Biennale 2026 Opens May 9: What Collectors Should Track Beyond the Pavilions Learn how to read Venice Biennale pavilions as forward indicators for the art market, with concrete examples, auction data references, and a collector-focused guide to Holy See, Russia, and Koyo Kouoh–aligned exhibitions. by Fernanda Costa
Collecting Tips • 21/04/2026 How to Start an Art Collection Without Buying the Gallery's Pitch Learn how to start an art collection with intent: set clear goals, ask the right questions in galleries, protect provenance and condition, budget real acquisition costs, and build a coherent visual argument with your first five pieces. by Phoebe Baelish
Art as Investment • 10/04/2026 How artwork people shape the luxury art landscape How artwork people shape luxury art collections, from framing and size to heritage artists, abstract canvases, and refined wall art curation. by Giles Trevelyan
Digital Artistry • 04/04/2026 Elevated monochrome elegance for large black and white wall art collectors Explore how large black and white wall art elevates luxury interiors, from investment grade canvas and prints to curated gallery walls and refined monochrome decor. by Cyrus Blackwood
Studio Visits • 20/03/2026 People art as intimate luxury: the human figure at the heart of fine collections Explore people art in luxury collections, from drawing and figurative painting to ethical display, gallery walls and living with human centered fine art. by Phoebe Baelish
Studio Visits • 09/03/2026 How a covid 19 photography challenge reshaped luxury art collecting How the covid 19 photography challenge transformed luxury art collections, from intimate lockdown interiors to refined photography projects and long term visual archives. by Claudia Yoshimura
Digital Artistry • 06/03/2026 Genesis museum book as a curatorial jewel for luxury art collectors An elegant analysis of the genesis museum book 2025 as a luxury art object, exploring curation, memorabilia, editions, and collecting strategies for discerning connoisseurs. by Cyrus Blackwood
Digital Artistry • 05/03/2026 Oasis prints as modern icons of luxury rock photography Explore oasis prints as luxury rock photography, from Jill Furmanovsky’s iconic images to provenance, framing, and long term collecting strategies for refined buyers. by Odette Papillon
Digital Artistry • 04/03/2026 Brooke Shields and Gary Grossman: when luxury art confronts controversy An in depth look at brooke shields and gary grossman, exploring legal battles, ethics, and how controversy reshaped luxury photography and collecting practices. by Claudia Yoshimura
Collecting Tips • 26/02/2026 Hawaiian art prints as intimate luxury statements for the home Explore how Hawaiian art prints can become intimate luxury statements in your home, from limited editions and provenance to materials, framing, and long‑term value. by Bianca Auxerre
Collecting Tips • 24/02/2026 Immersing in hawaiian artwork paintings for the refined collector Explore how hawaiian artwork paintings are entering the world of luxury collections, from authenticity and provenance to investment value, curation, and ethical patronage. by Ainsley Westholm
Art as Investment • 02/02/2026 The allure of Iceland photographs in luxury art collections Explore how Iceland photographs captivate luxury artwork lovers, from their unique visual narratives to their role in exclusive collections. Learn what makes these images a sought-after treasure in the world of high-end art. by Cyrus Blackwood
Art as Investment • 25/01/2026 The allure and artistry of the burgundy vase in luxury collections Explore the unique charm and craftsmanship of the burgundy vase, a coveted piece in luxury artwork collections. Learn about its history, design, and significance for discerning collectors. by Bianca Auxerre
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