The Art Market’s Shift to Digital and 3 Female Painters to Buy Now

Laura Lancaster, painting

To welcome the summer solstice and the end of the second quarter of 2021, IñigoArt looks at art market data and specifically at the consequences of the industry’s shift to digital. After nearly 18 months of a near total cancellation of art fairs and a forced pause on the market, there seems to be a feeling of déjà vu as restrictions are lifted. Everything, yet nothing, has changed.

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Condo New York 2018: Highlights

Kady Grant, Condo New York, painting,

Condo Complex format originated in London in 2016. The event gives the opportunity to small and medium size galleries from around the world to exhibit in a different city for a fraction of the cost compared to participating at an art fair. Local galleries host international ones in their gallery space for one moth. Therefore, sharing a business environment for a limited period of time, gaining new contacts and the opportunity to show work to a different audience. These is the event for those who want to be in the ‘in’ circe of the up-and-coming artists. 

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In the studio with Baud Postma

Baud Postma, photography, still life, nude, decay

I meet Baud Postma at his studio in South London under the railway arches. We talk about authenticity and constructing images in the same breath. Postma’s expression lightens up when discussing the technical side of photography but he speaks with equal consideration for his sitters. His technical ability is admirable and it accomplishes poetic effects. However, it is the space he creates for fragility and vulnerability that echoes our will to relinquish strength. Sitters appear in thought, absent and introspect. Still life shows bruised and transient. It feels good to surrender projections and aspirations and just be.

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