Art Lovers Blog

Imagine this: you’re strolling through a bustling art gallery, captivated by the kaleidoscope of colors and the mesmerizing strokes that dance across each canvas. As you marvel at the breathtaking artwork, your eyes wander to the discrete corner where a small piece of paper catches your attention. It’s the elusive Certificate of Authenticity (CoA), proclaiming

From the tomb paintings of ancient Egypt to Monet’s “Water Lilies,” artists have always drawn inspiration from the natural world. This relationship persists to this day, for example, in the spellbinding works of Debora Moore. She has created stunning representations of flowers and trees in blown glass. So what is it about the natural world

Have you ever stopped to think about the impact your purchases can make on your community? For most of us, when we buy things like toothpaste or fuel for our cars, we don’t think twice before we swipe our credit cards. However, when the time comes to purchase something creative, like art, where you choose

Art collectors make it possible for artists to make a living by creating and selling unique art pieces. They are essential to the support of artists and the circulation of an artist’s talents. Unfortunately, “stealing” art, taking advantage of artists, or profiting from their hard work is all too common. If you are a collector

Artists care about more than simply creating works of art. They care about the impact their art has on the world around them. Recent surveys show that they’re far from alone. Forbes recently reported that “nearly 90% of Gen X consumers are willing to spend an extra 10% or more for sustainable products, compared to