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New Art Site

Published on 2010-01-28 06:55:40

“I recently came across a new art community website at www.artybuzz.com. Artybuzz is a website that is completely free to join, and allows artists of all kinds to exhibit work online and become part of a vibrant online art community with artists from all over the world covering all kinds of styles. Members can get feedback on their work, create and join online art groups, advertise exhibitions and more.The main thrust of the website, and one of the most appealing aspects of the site is that th

Art Collectors Notes

Published on 2009-12-30 08:49:54

Why buy art ? Have you ever asked your self this question ? Now here are some good reasons why you should buy art !Art Is For Enjoyment.Art Enhances Your Environment.Art Makes a Statement.Art Can Be An Investment.Art Enriches Your Life.Art Makes An Impression.Here are some tips on how Art Can Be An Investment! Art can pay good returns, but usually takes time ard rarely happens overnight. If you’re hoping to make a quick profit, art will not be the right avenue for you. There are investors, of

Some of the many reasons to buy ART

Published on 2009-12-12 22:18:56

WHY BUY ART?Art Is For EnjoymentArt Enhances Your EnvironmentArt Makes a StatementArt Can Be An InvestmentArt Enriches Your LifeArt Makes An ImpressionHappy Collecting,Nigel ThomasArt EnthusiastThe object of art is to give life a shape.'William Shakespeareblogs : http://collectart.wordpress.com/ : http://buildanartcollection.blogspot.com : http://www.artreview.com/profile/NigelThomas website : http://www.buil

Tips on Art Collecting:

Published on 2009-12-09 05:18:36

* Buy art that you love, and enjoy looking at.Not only as investment it must represent your taste. * Develop your "eye" for art, by going to museums,art galleries or the library. * Don't underestimate the power of Internet: lots of galleries are now available "on-line". * Collect original art for its richness and added depth, rather than prints. An original painting has texture and volume, and colours are rich. * If you have to settle for a print, choose a hig

Art Movements

Published on 2009-12-07 08:29:32

ART MOVEMENTSAbstract artArt which is either completely non-representational, or which converts forms observed in reality into patterns which are read / interpreted by the spectator.Abstract expressionismAbstract style originating in the U.S. in the 1940s emphasizing spontaneity and energy.Art decoStyle in decoration and architecture originating in the 1920s characterized by streamlined, rhythmic patterns.Baroque artTerm coined by the 19th century art historians for the prevailing style in Weste

fine art collection

Published on 2009-12-07 01:04:37

fine art collection: "BlogThis"Nigel ThomasArt EnthusiastThe object of art is to give life a shapeWilliam ShakespeareBuildAnArtCollection

How To Draw or Paint Any Subject With Ease....Even If You Have Never Drawn Or Painted Before!

Published on 2009-11-11 23:21:44

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------How To Draw or Paint Any Subject With Ease....Even If You Have Never Drawn Or Painted Before! - by Jean Littman & Ray Hogan© Art Design Web - All Rights reserved http://finearts.artdesig99.hop.clickbank.net------------------------------------------------------------------------------Just imagine being able to draw and paint any subject with ease.....all from the comfort of your own home.......even if you have

Build an art collection ebook contents

Published on 2009-11-08 21:56:28

http://www.buildanartcollection.com/• Looking at Your "A.Q." - Aesthetic QuotientIdeas, People, Places, Books to Help You Step Up Your "Aesthetic Quotient" What to Look for in Museums • Visiting with Artists• The Forms Art TakesLooking at Prints • How Prints Are Made • Wood Cuts and Wood En­gravings • Intaglio Methods • Lithographs • Stencil Process • Japanese Prints • Early Prints • The Ways of Drawing The Kinds of Drawings • Buying Drawings • The World of Water Color

What Type of Art Collector are You?

Published on 2009-05-14 00:10:25

Depending in what type of collector you are, you may choose toeither focus on collecting a certain type of artwork, or buy one ortwo from each of the following genres:- Artist-specific- Country-specific art (e.g. German art)- Nudes/erotic artworks- Abstracts- Lacquer paintings- Portraitures- Landscapes- Black & White- and many others. Read this ebook ==>www.buildanartcollection.comto get a full picture of the vast world of art collec

Marc Chagall

Published on 2009-05-01 09:20:26

"The dignity of the artist lies in his duty of keeping awake the sense of wonder in the world. In this long vigil he often has to vary his methods of stimulation; but in this long vigil he is also himself striving against a continual tendency to sleep."— Marc ChagallBuildAnArtCollection

Another point of view

Published on 2009-03-29 10:18:32

Here is another point of view from Wendy HermannWith an art consultant helping you, you can often find art collecting not only simple, but easy and fun as well. If you love art but dont have confidence in your ability to choose and negotiate fine art pieces - you may want to acquire the services of an art consultant.What does an art consultant do? An art consultant can help you through the entire art selection process - from choosing a theme to negotiating the price,.having the artwork framed, a

Recent Art Quotes

Published on 2009-03-27 22:00:18

I'm painting an idea not an ideal. Basically I'm trying to paint a structured painting full of controlled, and therefore potent, emotion.::: Euan Uglow ::: Whether I'm painting or not, I have this overweening interest in humanity. Even if I'm not working, I'm still analyzing people.::: Alice Neel ::: When I work, I work very fast, but preparing to work can take any length of time.::: Cy Twombly ::: A painter paints the appearance of things, not their objective correctness, in fact he creates new

Buying Art on the Internet

Published on 2009-03-27 05:26:48

The internet has forever changed the art market. It's now easier tobrowse as many paintings as you wish - you never have to physicallyvisit the gallery just to window shop. The internet also allows youto compare artworks and even prices with a few clicks of a mouse.However, not all online art stores are the same. Some are morereputable than others. How can you tell if an online art dealer ishonest? There are some things to look out for. First, reputablewebsites provide you with detailed informat

The ideal environment for an art collection

Published on 2009-03-21 01:07:45

Much like wine, artworks (especially paintings) are best kept in stable environments. Only by creating this safe haven for your paintings and sculptures will you be able to preserve their quality and their value for the next generations. If you are planning to grow a serious art collection, it may be wise to invest in a room with humidifiers. About 50% humidity and 70 degrees Fahrenheit is ideal. Variations in these temperature factors are okay, for as long as they are slow and never abrupt (the

"Focusing" your collection

Published on 2008-10-06 09:36:24

Depending in what type of collector you are, you may choose toeither focus on collecting a certain type of artwork, or buy one ortwo from each of the following genres: - Artist-specific- Country-specific art (e.g. German art)- Nudes/erotic artworks- Abstracts- Lacquer paintings- Portraitures- Landscapes- Black & White- and many others. Read this ebook LINK HERE to get a fullpicture of the vast world of art collecting that you can exp

How do you access a painting?

Published on 2008-10-06 09:23:05

Serious collectors know how to assess the quality of a painting bylooking at its technical composition. If you intend to build an artcollection, then you should at least know the basic principles ofcomposition, too. Consider several factors, like subject matter, execution, form,media/materials, and the colors used in the painting. Keep in mindthat artists create art works of varying quality - some might turnout to be masterpieces, but a majority often fall under the'ordinary' quality. Never b

Art Contest_for Art Enthusiasts

Published on 2008-09-22 22:58:09

*** This is NOT a Sweepstakes *** Open To Everyone Over 18 Years of Age ====>http://www.deutschfriesenhahn.com/ Winner will be picked on merit or skill such as best essay or creative answer to a question, etc. Entry Fees will be from $1.00 - $8.00 based on the value of the art (which will be up to $1000.00 in value).You will be able to view the prize before entering the contest.All art will be done by a professional artist.We are working on a

Should your frame be glass or acrylic?

Published on 2008-09-09 09:18:38

The wrong framing material can ruin your collectible painting, thereby diminishing its value. That is why you need to be extra vigilant when choosing a frame.What is better – glass or acrylic? That depends entirely on the painting. Conservation quality glass is great for artworks with large frames, as it probably won’t bow and is more resistant to scratches. However, glass breaks easily. That is why some collectors prefer to use acrylic on their very expensive paintings. It is safer and ligh

So you want to be an art collector ?

Published on 2008-09-09 08:44:02

Art collecting can be a very intimidating concept for a beginner.Some people even think that you need to be a millionaire to collectart, or that you at least have to have a degree in art history toknow what is a good art investment and what isn't. To some extent,beginners who are not confident about their taste are alsointimidated. Well, you shouldn't be. Absolutely anyone can become an artcollector! This ebook --> www.buildanartcollection.com Learn more go here-->www.build-art-collection.com

Essential tips for newbie collectors

Published on 2008-09-09 08:39:25

It’s really easy to start collecting art – buy a piece that you like, and then start building a collection. How do you hunt for good art deals? Here are some tips:• Visit art galleries – the more you visit, the better. The gallery staff would be more than happy to give you advice. You do not have to buy anything, so don’t be pressured. Make it known to them that you are looking, but that you are not in a hurry. • Put your name in the gallery’s mailing list. This way, you get invite

ebook for art enthusiasts and collectors

Published on 2008-09-09 08:37:29

THIS EBOOK CONTAINS• Looking at Your "A.Q." - Aesthetic QuotientIdeas, People, Places, Books to Help You Step Up Your "Aesthetic Quotient" What to Look for in Museums • Visiting with Artists• The Forms Art TakesLooking at Prints • How Prints Are Made • Wood Cuts and Wood En­gravings • Intaglio Methods • Lithographs • Stencil Process • Japanese Prints • Early Prints • The Ways of Drawing The Kinds of Drawings • Buying Drawings • The World of Water Colors Recent Developm

Really simple tip to keep you updated in the world of art

Published on 2008-09-09 08:25:55

Most new collectors get so overwhelmed by the vast contemporary art scene that they forget one of the simplest tips: reading newspapers. That’s right – a newspaper can give you insight as to which artists and paintings are likely to increase in value over time, so you can get them while they’re still affordable. That’s why you should make it a habit to read the reviews on the Sunday paper. Who’s the new artist making waves? Where is he or she exhibiting? How did the critics accept his

Article on Indian Art

Published on 2008-09-07 04:22:22

MODERN ART (INDIAN)The term 'Modernism'is used for the wide range of experimental and avant-garde trends in art that emerge from the middle of the 19th centuary, as most of these artists rebelled against traditional Historicism. later, through 20th century,'Modernism' became the urge of artists to reject previous tradition, and creating individual,original techniques. In the 1950's there was a surge in artists craving for an identity that was new and yet reflective of India. And,since then,these

art.com

Published on 2008-02-04 03:02:32

In case you haven’t heard, Art.com Inc. has been in the news spotlightlately and the forecast looks great for even more media momentum.Some of the headlines include:BuildAnArtCollection

Simpleology

Published on 2007-12-20 21:20:02

I'm evaluating a multi-media course on blogging from the folks at Simpleology. For a while, they're letting you snag it for free if you post about it on your blog.It covers:The best blogging techniques.How to get traffic to your blog.How to turn your blog into money.I'll let you know what I think once I've had a chance to check it out. Meanwhile, go grab yours while it's still free.BuildAnArtCollection