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The global epidemiological situation increasingly makes the art market participants seriously consider its future. Canceled mass events have already hit the industry, but these are most likely just the first signs. The total amount of financial losses will depend on the quarantine duration and post-epidemic enthusiasts of art votaries. Even if the virus has been completely defeated, the chances are still high that new diseases appear. In this context, old forms of work are no longer relevant, with the market gradually moving into the virtual space.
The illustrated calendar for 2020 from the KyivGallery is the perfect New Year gift for friends, colleagues and loved ones, created for people who love art and original things.
The impeccable quality of printing and paper, a large convenient format, authentic paintings by Ukrainian contemporary artists will refresh any interior and will delight all of 2020.
This year, on Black Friday, November 29, 2019 KyivGallery makes a -70% discount on the 2020 Calendar with paintings of contemporary Ukrainian artists.
This is a great opportunity to buy a large wall calendar in Ukraininan for 2020 with dimensions of 29.7 cm x 40 cm (A3 format, 11.69 x 16.53 inches).
We have printed and selling with a huge discount a limited edition of 20 calendars, which will decorate your homes and offices.
The use of prepared plates to create engraved prints has a long history. Art historians believe that although the idea itself dates back to ancient times, many forms of printmaking (graphic art produced through impressions) received a powerful impetus for their development after the invention of printing. The ability to create images from matrices opens up a wide range of possibilities for experimentation. This is the main reason for the enduring interest of modern artists in etching, monotype, linocut, and other forms of printmaking
Soviet museums of artistic culture became the world's first experience in creating museums of modern art with a clearly expressed modernist concept. They had a clear program that demonstrated their understanding of contemporary art. However, not all ideas came to fruition. Museums were not aimed at the general public. They primarily met the needs of the artistic and art history public, resembling elite institutions intended for people with a certain level of training
The art industry is experiencing its rebirth in the era of postmodernism. Objects of art made by the authors "here and now" become relevant. We can say with confidence about the emergence of a new direction, called "modern art", to which a lot of attention is riveted from all segments of the population. How to understand the modern art market, how to choose an object of art, buy it and create your own collection — read below.
In 2009, the authors of the scientific journal Business Strategy Review conducted the analysis of the strategies and tactics of the artist Damien Hirst. In the article with the loud title “The Shark is Dead: How to Create a New Market for Yourself”, the researchers noted that many commercial companies never succeed, being caught in the so-called “inattention blindness”. In psychology, this means the state when a person is so fixated on a particular action or problem that he does not pay attention to external events, opportunities and even dangers if they are not related to his current tasks. When the goal is to evaluate the company's business strategy and its aspirations in the market, it usually comes down to studying the competitors.
Black Friday - three long-awaited days for shopping lovers, from November 23 to 25, 2018. On Black Friday, discounts await buyers of modern Ukrainian paintings and sculptures at KYIVGALLERY.
The sale involves all the paintings and sculptures presented on the site. Discounts do not apply only to the cost of delivery abroad, it will be calculated separately. We offer also free delivery of paintings and sculptures in Ukraine in these three days.
At all times people have been trying to decorate their homes. As far back as the dawn of mankind our ancestors painted caves they lived in with rock paintings. On the other hand there have always been those who preferred pure minimalism and austerity in the decoration of the house, leaving the walls completely blank. To such people, artworks are an excess, without which one can surely do in everyday life, unlike other household essentials.
