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Are Auctions a good place to buy Contemporary Art?

October 9, 2015
by Thomas
Analytics / Artists / Collector / Exhibition Statistics / Gallery / Museum / Non-Profit Place
artprice Top 500 Statistics

Analysis A – artprice auction report  VERSUS   artist-info Exhibition Statistics RankingDetails of Analysis A below Are Auctions a good place to buy Contemporary Art? Top 500 artist auction results analysis artprice.com, the auction result and sales index specialist, did publish in October 2015 its ‘Contemporary Art Market Report 2015’ together with a Top 500 artist auction results analysis. The report gives some interesting insight into the situation of contemporary art sold at auctions worldwide. Contemporary means: […]

Influential Contemporary Art Exhibitions in the 20th and 21st Century

July 21, 2015
by Thomas
Artists / Collector / Curators / Gallery / History / Influential Exhibitions / Museum / Non-Profit Place / Research
Influential Contemporary Art Exhibitions

Influential Contemporary Art Exhibitions in the 20th and 21st Century Only time may tell us about the influence of an exhibition. Each decade has its own viewpoints. The artist-info selection below is not based on any ‘blockbuster’ criteria. It is our wide range of research from 1880 up to the present which adds exhibitions to this constantly updated list, some are well known and those which shouldn’t be forgotten. You find for each exhibition in […]

artist-info Exhibition History Summary

June 10, 2015
by Thomas
Analytics / Artists / Collector / Curators / Gallery / Museum / News and Notes / Non-Profit Place / Research
Exhibition Records Summary

Exhibition History Provides Important Insight “You do not need to be a millionaire to access high quality but you do need to put a bit of time and effort into your own research or gaining access to some objective advice.” Clare McAndrew, artseconomics.com   Studying an artist’s work, reading an art critic’s opinion, and looking at recent as well as older artwork to understand how perspectives and point of views do change is important.   All your […]

‘International Pop’ at Walker Art Center – Artists on View

April 26, 2015
by Thomas
Artists / Curators / Exhibition Announcements / History / pop-art
International Pop

Installation View of the Exhibition ‘International Pop’, Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, 2015 ‘International Pop’ at Walker Art Center   Organized by the Walker Art Center and on view April 11 through August 29, 2015, ‘International Pop’ is a groundbreaking historical survey that chronicles the global emergence of Pop Art from the mid-1950s to the early 1970s. Find out more about all shown artists on this page. Following the Walker’s presentation, the exhibition will travel to the […]

Follow artist-info.com on Instagram

February 21, 2015
by Thomas
Artists / Collector / Community / Exhibition Announcements / Gallery / Museum / News and Notes
artist.info on Instagram

Follow artist-info.com now as well on Instagram at artist.info We started January 20 our Instagram feed to post exhibition views at galleries, museums, non profit venues and collector’s venues as well as for other information like our monthly art fairs summary and other artist-info.com news to make it easier to discover and follow a wide range of interesting artists and exhibitions we would like to share with you. Our Instagram exhibition picks from venues around […]

Artist, Curator, and Exhibition Venue Networks on VisualizingArtNetworks.com

January 26, 2015
by Thomas
Analytics / Art Networks Visualized / Artists / Collector / Curators / Gallery / Museum / Non-Profit Place / Research
artist-info.com Visualizing Art Networks

Visualizing the network of artists, curtors and exhibition venues How are artists and exhibition places and curators connected among each other? The world of contemporary art might have many random aspects, but on an upper level the bits and pieces summarize to network structures and clusters. All 5 examples of artist-info.com Visualizing Art Networks can be reached directly with sub-domains. See below details and sub-domains for the examples.

Artist Exhibition Statistics

January 18, 2015
by Thomas
Analytics / Artists / Collector / Curators / Exhibition Statistics / Gallery / Museum / News and Notes / Non-Profit Place / Research
Artist Exhibition Statistics

The daily updated statistics can be found on artist-info Artist Exhibitions Statistics page. Top 100 Artists Exhibition Statistics Auction price statistics only offer a very limited insight into the world of contemporary arts. Since many decades exhibitions are playing a key role in each artist‘s biography as well as for exhibition places, worldwide. So far, statistics on the artist’s exhibitions worldwide haven’t been available. Based on more than 410.600 solo- and group exhibitions between 1930 […]

Visualizing Art Networks

October 1, 2014
by Thomas
Analytics / Art Networks Visualized / Artists / Collector / Curators / Gallery / Museum / Non-Profit Place / Research
ARTIST-artists network visualization

Visalizing Art Networks How are artists and exhibition places and curators connected among each other? The world of contemporary fine art might have many random aspects, but on an upper level the bits and pieces summarize to network structures and clusters. It is the first time ever a network graph is used to analyse and describe the world of contemporary art with artists, curators, and exhibition places. The exhibition history is for all, the artist […]

KUNSTHALLE ERFURT – Julian Röder & Robert Capa

July 15, 2014
by Thomas
Artists / Exhibition Announcements / Museum / Non-Profit Place
KUNSTHALLE ERFURT - Julian Röder & Robert Capa

KUNSTHALLE ERFURT CC – Classic Contemporary – Julian Röder & Robert Capa July 18 – September 28, 2014 As part of its photo exhibition series CC – Classic Contemporary, KUNSTHALLE ERFURT presents a two-person exhibition of works by Julian Röder (*1981) and Robert Capa (1913–1954), curated by Silke Opitz. Both photographers focus on such themes as “socio-political processes of change” in which “conflict and war” serve as the catalysts or consequences of these processes.

Ferus Gallery – the artists, curators, and exhibitions – its history

April 5, 2014
by Thomas
Artists / Collector / Curators / Gallery / History / Research
Ferus Gallery storefront

Exterior view of the Ferus Gallery during the exhibition of Edward Kienholz’s installation Roxy’s, 1962.Photo by William Claxton (1927–2008). Courtesy Demont Photo Management, LLC. Getty Archive. Ferus Gallery The exhibition‘Objects on the New Landscape Demanding of the Eye’, March 15 – April 11, 1957was the inaugural group show at the famous Ferus Gallery.Frank Lobdell, Jay DeFeo, Sonia Gechtoff, Craig Kauffman, Richard Diebenkorn, John Altoon and Clyfford Still were the artists in this show,directed by curator […]