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Dear Kreatives, A new series of work is available to see in the form of an online project called Quelle/ Source. A quick introduction. These current works stem largely from photos, which, for reasons unknown, struck an internal chord with me. Guided largely by intuition the paintings developed over time into something far removed from the original source but then, when juxtaposed together, create a fascinating dialogue. This creative circle in which 'painting imitating photos imitating paintings' is the logical title, takes on a further… Continue

The Bible Has Trouble Proving Something

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Luxury sponsors rein in spending at one of the art world's premier events.

The balloon has been grounded. Last year at Art Basel Miami Beach, Krug Champagne invited clients to soar over the Everglades in a hot-air balloon, but the high-flying corporate symbol won't be at the fair that kicks off on December 4.

With the new economy constraining the luxury brands and banking firms that underwrite Miami Basel, its sister fairs, and dozens of other events that week, the sponsors are facing a to… Continue

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The art market's crash — for that is what it is — threatens to remake the art world. In the past few weeks, auctioneers, dealers, artists and collectors have changed strategies and policies, and it's likely that future changes will be even more sweeping.

It's all been a reality check for art collectors. Noted one West Coast art dealer: "Their houses are worth less, their stocks are worth less, but they thought their Rudolph Stingel was still priced the same? No."

In the wake of the auction… Continue

It’s a collection of ceramic sculptures that were first exhibited at the 48th Mostra della Ceramica di Castellamonte receiving the medal of honour by the President of the Republic of Italy. For the first time Silvio Vigliaturo – a world renowned glassfusion maestro… Continue