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Impressive video, ARTPATICO. Looking forward to your next upload. I smashed the thumbs up button on your content. Keep up the fantastic work! The detail on the sales figures is fascinating. How do you think the current economic climate is influencing collectors' spending habits on high-value art like the Picasso piece?
Thank you so much for the kind words and for hitting that thumbs up! I’m glad you enjoyed the video, especially the sales figures-We always try to dive deep into those details! As for the economic climate, it’s definitely having an impact on collectors’ spending habits. There is some hesitancy among middle-tier buyers due to market uncertainty, but high-net-worth individuals seem less affected, continuing to invest in iconic, blue-chip pieces like the Picasso. Art is often seen as a stable, long-term investment, and in times of economic volatility, these high-value works can even be perceived as safe havens.
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@ they thought my redface paint would affect the artwork cuz they thought i was a violent protestor and they thought my red face paint if it touches the artwork, it would destroy the artwork displayed
I think it’s interesting to know the artist’s background and origin. Apart from general knowledge it helps to understand the work and the idea behind it.
Thanks for this. We agree with the above statement. Nothing wrong in understanding where an artist is from and background. It’s good for those who want to expand their knowledge about the current art scene and helps to put the art in context. After all, it’s produced by the artist and his/her/their ideas inevitably shape the artwork.
No. That's third-worldism/moral superiority garbage, pride , and contempt. If you think "ideas" and ethnicity can't be separated, then you prefer a segregated society.
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Nice info on sales, thank you
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Great video !!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks so much for doing this video, it’s been a dream of mine to go which I hope one day, but with this I’m even more excited for that day to arrive
That’s great! AB Miami Beach is a whole vibe! And loads of art! Get ready if you attend for some pretty intense days.
Thanks for your documentary... Very informative...Great Best regards Helmut C.Diez
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Impressive video, ARTPATICO. Looking forward to your next upload. I smashed the thumbs up button on your content. Keep up the fantastic work! The detail on the sales figures is fascinating. How do you think the current economic climate is influencing collectors' spending habits on high-value art like the Picasso piece?
Thank you so much for the kind words and for hitting that thumbs up! I’m glad you enjoyed the video, especially the sales figures-We always try to dive deep into those details! As for the economic climate, it’s definitely having an impact on collectors’ spending habits. There is some hesitancy among middle-tier buyers due to market uncertainty, but high-net-worth individuals seem less affected, continuing to invest in iconic, blue-chip pieces like the Picasso. Art is often seen as a stable, long-term investment, and in times of economic volatility, these high-value works can even be perceived as safe havens.
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so old fashioned.. been to art basel once, would not go again
Interesting, thanks for sharing your views.
Most art is. That's why Picasso was the highest seller.
i got kicked out of art basel
Interesting, why? 🤔
@ i made a video
Please tell us why
@ they thought my redface paint would affect the artwork cuz they thought i was a violent protestor and they thought my red face paint if it touches the artwork, it would destroy the artwork displayed
@@KentoSkyHladilek Honestly, they are right. Hope you had fun
Apparently knowing the ethnicity of the artists is supposed to mean something. O/w you're racist of course
I think it’s interesting to know the artist’s background and origin. Apart from general knowledge it helps to understand the work and the idea behind it.
Thanks for this. We agree with the above statement. Nothing wrong in understanding where an artist is from and background. It’s good for those who want to expand their knowledge about the current art scene and helps to put the art in context. After all, it’s produced by the artist and his/her/their ideas inevitably shape the artwork.
Very powerful and beautiful works🎉🎉
No. That's third-worldism/moral superiority garbage, pride , and contempt. If you think "ideas" and ethnicity can't be separated, then you prefer a segregated society.
@@DecJewelz How so? By stereotyping? That's activist contempt.
You have x or insta?