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Dr. Seuss's Horse Museum

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"Dr. Seuss's Horse Museum,"  a manuscript discovered 21 years after the author's death,  is expected to be released this fall. According to the publisher, it follows an "affable horse as he takes a group of students on a guided tour of an art museum." In a press release the publisher added that it will show how everyone sees the world through art differently, adding "there is no one right way to interpret the beauty we encounter every day."
News flash: Be on the lookout for some familiar characters, such as the Cat in the Hat, Horton the Elephant, and the Grinch, to make cameo appearances in this new book.
Jacqueline au Chevalet, 1956. Painted ceramic plate. Courtesy Park West Museum

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Did you know  Picasso created more than paintings and drawings? In his later years he discovered ceramics during a trip to Vallauris, France which inspired a whole new chapter in his career
The face of a feminine muse seen above makes many appearances in Picasso's ceramics which captures his second wife, Jacqueline, standing in his studio. The couple married in Vallauris in 1961 and remained together until his death in 1973
The ceramics Picasso produced during this period of time are to be found in some of the most noteworthy private and museum collections around the world. One of the largest museum collections of Picasso ceramics on display anywhere in the world is located at the Park West Museum in  southeastern Michigan
How To Start Collecting Art In Your Twenties

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For many in their twenties, art collecting can seem like a far-off pipe dream. But the art market isn't all $450 million Leonardo da Vinci paintings and snooty evening auctions. Many in the industry are taking steps to lower barriers and bring in newer collectors, including young people.

A collection doesn't have to start with a da Vinci. For example, young collectors can support artists who are just getting started themselves. Buying the work of an emerging, or even unknown, artist isn't about bringing home a $450 million trophy for your wall.
So the next time you see a work that you like and it fits your budget, go for it! Owning a unique creation from the hand of an artist is something you'll enjoy for a lifetime.

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How does one go about finding their taste in art? The answer will be different for everyone, but here are a few key points to consider:
Be Patient
The first point of departure is knowing yourself. Ask yourself questions such as, Do I want to live with objects that inspire me? That are decorative? Once you get a good understanding, it helps you focus.
Do Your Homework
If you don't yet know which works speak to you - go out and see some art. Visit cultural institutions, museums, galleries and art fairs in your community. Choose particular artists and galleries you like and follow them. The more time you put into it, the more you'll get out of it. The most important thing is to educate yourself first.
Find People You Can Trust
Because collecting isn't something you can do alone, it is crucial that those helping you have your interests at heart. When you ask questions, make sure you are getting an honest answer.
Tastes Change
As you learn more about the arts, your tastes are going to change. That's a good thing. A collection should never be a static thing. The best collections are those that have constantly evolved and been upgraded over time.
Art Basel Miami

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1. The Art Basel International Art Fair began in Switzerland in 1970

2. In 2002, Art Basel established it's second permanent location in Miami Beach. The venue was chosen as the perfect place where people would go on vacation and revel in the enjoyment of contemporary and modern artworks from thousands of talented international artists and galleries

3. The 2017 show presented 268 leading international galleries from 32 countries attracting 82,000 visitors

4. There is a week long selection process to choose which applicants are selected for exhibition at Art Basel. Galleries who apply to Miami Art Basel undergo a review by a selection committee of international gallerists

5. Miami Art Basel attracts collectors and buyers with the deepest pockets. To see art being sold in the $100,000 - $400,000 range is not at all unusual . Find Art Experts can't wait to see what records will be shattered this year!

FindArtExperts.co  will be on hand again this year with the right specialist to handle your art purchase from our directory of over 15,000 art service providers ranging from art conservation to transportation

 

Miami Art Basel 2018

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Looking for art appraisers, fine art consultants, insurers, framers, installers, and much more in one resource, accessible from both online and mobile platforms for your Miami Art Basel purchase? 

Findartexperts.com pairs collectors and fine art specialists through the largest business directory on the internet with a database of over 15,000 art service providers. We have the right expert for you!

David Goist, Fellow, American Institute for Conservation

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We have a raffle winner! No Halloween tricks here - A happy David Goist received a Halloween treat at the Appraisers Association of America National Conference and is our newest Find Art Experts VIP member.

We are delighted to announce that Conservator of Paintings and Collections Management Expert, David Goist of Goist Art Conservation in Asheville, North Carolina is the lucky winner of a one year free VIP membership to the Find Art Experts raffle held at the Appraisers Association National Conference in New York.

David studied at the University of Iowa, the State University of New York at Oneonta, and holds a Certificate in Appraisal Studies in Fine and Decorative Art from NYU.

We welcome David to our network of art professionals at Find Art Experts. His expertise will be a very important and welcomed addition to our database.

Appraisers Association National Conference

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As in the past, Find Art Experts is proud to be exhibiting at the Appraisers Association 2018 National Conference in New York on Sunday, October 28th and Monday, October 29th at the New York Athletic Club, 180 Central Park South.

The keynote speaker will be Georgina Adam, journalist and author of Dark Side of the Boom: The Excesses of the Art Market in the 21st Century and Margaret C. Conrads, PhD., Director of Curatorial Affairs, Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art

Various Panel Topics and Connoisseurship Sessions will be conducted, together with Networking Luncheons each day. A gallery reception for conference attendees will take place at Alexandre Gallery on Sunday, October 28th.

We look forward to seeing you there. Please stop by our exhibition table to enter the VIP Raffle for a chance to win a one year free VIP Membership to Find Art Experts.com.

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