Investing in art by art students
Tips and tricks for your art collection
Getting started in art collecting can be an exceptionally enriching and inspiring experience. It is not just about acquiring works of art and displaying them at home, but rather about engaging deeply with the art world and its stories. Building your own collection means experiencing and understanding art, which fosters a whole new appreciation for creative forms of expression. This journey opens doors to a vibrant community of people who share the same passion for art, thereby creating a unique network of like-minded
What does the title ‘Artist of the Month’ mean?
Every month, we name an artist as our ‘Artist of the Month’. But what does that actually mean, and how is it decided?
Investing in art as a hedge against inflation?
To most people, participating in the art market seems out of reach, as it appears that one needs a large amount of capital and a great deal of knowledge to invest in art. The aim of the ‘Studierendenkunstmarkt’ platform is to challenge the exclusivity of the art market and open it up to anyone who is interested.
The Leipzig Spinning Mill and the guided tour
As well as its fascinating galleries, the old spinning mill also has a fascinating history. The first spinning mill hall was built in 1884 – it consisted of just five spinning frames. A year later, production was in full swing with 30,000 self-acting spindles.
Which art form should I invest in?
Investing in art takes a great deal of courage and determination for many people. Preconceptions often stand in the way, such as the idea that you need to have a lot of money and extensive knowledge to invest in art. We explain how you can choose the first piece for your collection. What sort of artwork should I start with? Does it have to be in a particular medium? How do I decide? These are all questions that may arise when starting an art collection. We provide an overview of all the different mediums and their pros and cons.
Buying art (online) — from searching for to finding art
There is usually a wide selection of many beautiful things. The Student Art Market’s catalogue currently features 1,997 different works of art. So how do you find your own personal object of desire, and why do people actually buy art?
