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In today’s digital age, we’re all constantly being watched—whether we like it or not. The rise of online tracking, combined with surveillance cameras in public

Video art emerged in the 1960s, fueled by the introduction of portable video equipment like the Sony Portapak. This technology opened the door for artists

Video art began making waves in the 1960s with the rise of the portable video portapak. This revolutionary device allowed for the creation of moving

When it comes to auctions, the celebrity factor can dramatically influence outcomes. Sotheby’s, for example, has perfected the strategy of single-owner sales—auctions where all items

Why do people collect art? It’s a question with as many answers as there are collectors. At its heart, art collecting is about connection—whether it’s

Whether you’re building a birdhouse, stitching a cozy scarf, or trying to create digital collectible art for the first time, making art is a simple

The rise of digital platforms like Google Arts & Culture and Rijksstudio is reshaping how art is curated and shared with the world. These platforms

Art and technology have been intertwined for thousands of years, ever since early humans first began using tools. One of the earliest technological breakthroughs was

  Traditional art marketing usually focuses on exhibitions, meeting people in person, and getting endorsements from influential figures in the art world. Making an artist

As the art world increasingly leans on online viewing rooms after the pandemic,  we might wonder if the old business models used by past gallerists