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Top Art Books Every Student Should Read for  Creative Inspiration
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Top Art Books Every Student Should Read for Creative Inspiration

Every art student needs new creative inspiration and insights to refine their technique or find ideas for new pieces. Books are still one of the most effective means of doing so. With so many art books available, we…

Tips for a successful sale using online art auction
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Tips for a successful sale using online art auction

As a new service, Online Gallery now offers [online art auction](/en/auctions/). A great and dynamic way for artists and art owners to sell artwork. There are methods to increase the chance of a successful online…

How to Buy Art You Love - A Beginner's Guide
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How to Buy Art You Love - A Beginner's Guide

Buying art can be a fulfilling and rewarding experience, allowing you to express your personal taste and style while supporting artists and their work. If you're new to the art world, navigating the process of buying…

What is abstract art?
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What is abstract art?

Abstract art is a form of art that does not depict recognizable objects. Instead, it uses color, shape, form, and texture to create a composition that may evoke emotions or ideas in the viewer. One of the earliest…

Top 10 masterpieces Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
Museum & gallery
Top 10 masterpieces Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam

The Netherlands is internationally known for its culture, prominent art and design. Three museums of great importance are based in the cultural heart of Amsterdam, at Museum Square: the Rijksmuseum (home of the Dutch…

How to collect art in the digital age
Art fair
How to collect art in the digital age

Twenty percent of all art is now purchased online, according to the prominent Art Basel & UBS Report (2022). Over the last year this represented a total art value of 13.3 billion dollars. Because of the recent…

Interview Christiaan van Heijst - Pilot with a camera
Artist spotlight
Interview Christiaan van Heijst - Pilot with a camera

When he was very young, [Christiaan van Heijst](/en/christiaan-van-heijst/) flew with his parents from Amsterdam to Washington DC, across Greenland. The trip high above the clouds with the dazzling landscape below…

How to name your art work
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How to name your art work

Naming an art work can be a bit of a headache. Trying to determine the very subject of the work is not always straightforward. For instance: is the essence of your painting the mood set by the choice of colours or…

Interview David Zinn - world famous street art
Artist spotlight
Interview David Zinn - world famous street art

‘Altering expectations where art can be found’ The American artist [David Zinn](https://zinnart.com/) is famous for his heart-warming street drawings, composed of chalk, charcoal and found objects. Most of his…

Interview Michaela Zavagyelova: Abstract art- colours, ferocity, free expression
Artist spotlight
Interview Michaela Zavagyelova: Abstract art- colours, ferocity, free expression

[Michaela Zavagyelova](/en/michaela-zavagyelova/) studied Applied Painting in Zlin. This modern Czech city is known as the base of the Bata Shoes company with its progressive ideas: a social scheme developed after…

Interview Ingo Robin: Looking for the abstract created by nature
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Interview Ingo Robin: Looking for the abstract created by nature

The German photographer [Ingo Robin](/en/ingo-robin/) says he shapes his work like a sculptor or painter. His subject matter is very divers. After working on advertising campaigns for big names (Nike, Adidas, Hugo…

Interview Angélique Nooijen: Skyscapes and the Dutch sea
Artist spotlight
Interview Angélique Nooijen: Skyscapes and the Dutch sea

The Dutch love their North Sea coast, with the spectacular sky and seascapes made famous by the old Dutch masters. For contemporary artists it is also an enduring inspiration. In her career as a forensic expert…

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