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Our Butterfly Effect, Victoria Ng Jan 2018

Our Butterfly Effect, Victoria Ng

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This curatorial proposal accounts for an exhibition that investigates on the very delicate relationship between humans and nature, and how both systems intertwine symbiotically. Tiny changes from either side can have drastic impacts on both macro and micro levels, thus the butterfly effect. This exhibition aims to bring the American public’s attention to the importance that every individual contributes to the bigger picture, and consequently has the power to alter the butterfly effect. This awareness is pertinent at a time when the climate change crisis heightens as global temperature levels continue to rise. It is thus in every individual human’s …


Business Plan Project, Hejun Xu Jan 2018

Business Plan Project, Hejun Xu

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The business plan is to build an online trade platform dedicated only to selling ceramic art and design in China, our mission is to provide high quality and modern design of ceramic art to middle - and upper - middle class of the country, and is to also reinvigorate the country’s tradition and culture of aesthetic object appreciating


The Imaginary World Of Color: A Group Exhibition In Shopping Center Ifs Changsha, China, Wenyan Teng Jan 2018

The Imaginary World Of Color: A Group Exhibition In Shopping Center Ifs Changsha, China, Wenyan Teng

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My final project, The Imaginary World of Color, is a curatorial project based in the shopping center, IFS Changsha, China. The featured collaborative artists include: Emmanuelle Moureaux, a French architect and artist; Janet Echelman, an American sculptor; and Thomas Blanchard and Anton Oilhack, two French artists. This group exhibition consists of an art installation, a video art program, and an outdoor sculpture which will be on view on the ground floor of IFS Changsha, the seventh-floor gallery room, and the seventh-floor rooftop sculpture garden respectively from March 15 through April 21, 2019. Partners involved in this project are IFS Changsha …


Mccoll Consulting, Virginia Mccoll Jan 2018

Mccoll Consulting, Virginia Mccoll

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McColl Consulting is a full-service art-consulting firm based in Atlanta, Georgia, which assists individual and corporate clients in the acquisition, disposition, relocation, and management of collections of fine art and other collectible assets.

We believe that art has the ability to influence our daily lives and transform the spaces in which we live and work. Works of art can inspire, create, and communicate values throughout each environment they are placed.

McColl Consulting provides clients with complete assistance in the purchasing, shipping, handling, installing, and storing of objects as well as managing inventory of the entire collection of fine art and …


Kalaheo Art Space, David Hanlon Jan 2018

Kalaheo Art Space, David Hanlon

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On Oahu, our local art scene is seeing a renaissance of sorts when it comes to contemporary art practices mixed with local flavor. Kaka’ako area is a great example of this. Kaka’ako and China Town on the island of Oahu are new venues and outlets of contemporary theories and methods of showcasing art and the new generations both social and economic ideologies that have been adapted for island life.

While all of this is happening, there still isn’t a place where creatives on Isle can go to create, collaborate and grow their artistry all in one permanent place. More often …


Untitled Art Fair Radio Panel Discussion, Dongyoon Park May 2017

Untitled Art Fair Radio Panel Discussion, Dongyoon Park

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Sotheby’s Institute MAAB students Dong Yoon Park and Nuria Richards are honored to announce the participation of a great group of speakers for a conversation about current issues in the arts, especially the impact of the global economy and social events on art production, institutions, and collections.


Love Rings: From Ancient Egypt To The 19th Century, Solah Hwang Jan 2017

Love Rings: From Ancient Egypt To The 19th Century, Solah Hwang

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This curatorial proposal accounts for an exhibition on the history of love rings from the ancient Egyptian period to the 19th century. It began with the belief that the void space in circlet objects carries more than what it seems; despite the small size, its symbolic power is evidently weighty. This proposal was compiled with hope to interest people in antique rings for not only their exterior value but also for their historical significance that the rings survived to carry through the course of histories.


Business Plan For Airplane Mode Llc, Colette Kim Jan 2016

Business Plan For Airplane Mode Llc, Colette Kim

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The purpose of the thesis is 1) to introduce the official business plan for the newly founded collective, Airplane Mode LLC, and 2) to further outline the curatorial blueprints of its inaugural exhibition titled 01, at Superfine! Art Fair, happening during the 2016 edition of Art Basel Week in Miami.


How Did We Get Here? Artist Relatives In Provincetown, Massachusetts, Camille Cardinal Jan 2016

How Did We Get Here? Artist Relatives In Provincetown, Massachusetts, Camille Cardinal

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How Did We Get Here? Artist Relatives in Provincetown, Massachusetts explores the practices of eight families of artists across two or three generations who have lived and worked in Provincetown, a town on the very tip of Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Provincetown is one of the oldest and most significant art colonies, dating back to the early 20th century.


Divergent Collecting Philosophies: Panza Di Biumo, De La Cruz Collection, The Broad, Oliver Shearer Jan 2016

Divergent Collecting Philosophies: Panza Di Biumo, De La Cruz Collection, The Broad, Oliver Shearer

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This article explores the development of three important 20th century art collections by looking at their different collecting practices and their standing in the art industry over the years.


Royal Uncertainty: An In-Depth Analysis Of The Potential Affects Of Brexit On The U.K. Art Market, Ashley Solmer Jan 2016

Royal Uncertainty: An In-Depth Analysis Of The Potential Affects Of Brexit On The U.K. Art Market, Ashley Solmer

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The United Kingdom, most notably London, has been known on the international commerce scene as a pivotal trade center for many centuries acting as a stepping stone from Europe to the Western World. Even though the economic importance of London can be dated back to early times, the inherent popularity of its art market only began flourishing in the late eighteenth century, riding on the back of the already established, but restrictive, art epicenter in Paris. The rise and prominence of Paris’ art market from 17th to 19th century eventually came to an end at the heels of …


Business Plan - Art Marketing, Michelle Yu Jan 2016

Business Plan - Art Marketing, Michelle Yu

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Michianna & Co. is an art marketing company focusing on promoting Chinese contemporary artists in the Western art market (mainly New York).


The Space Of Art In The Digital Age, Ellie Isaacs Jan 2016

The Space Of Art In The Digital Age, Ellie Isaacs

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This journal article looks at the space of art in the digital age in order to establish whether virtual art practices will eventually render the physicality of art as obsolete. The article draws focus on the construction of virtual spaces to investigate the possibility of a consequential collapse in real space. Two key aspects that I have concentrated on are the social experience of these modes of artistic practice and the inversion of public and private spheres.


Arts In The Hotel Industry: Bridging Creative And Financial Goals For A Twenty-First Century Experience, Yookyoung Kong Jan 2016

Arts In The Hotel Industry: Bridging Creative And Financial Goals For A Twenty-First Century Experience, Yookyoung Kong

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The hospitality landscape of cities has changed significantly in recent years: hotels are themselves destinations. The trend is to manage atmospheric interior yet not overwhelming the area with pieces. However, the fine line separating art and design has become increasingly blurry. This article will analyze the implications of displaying world-class contemporary art in hotels. In essence, art has the potential to transform the industry even further. It could even be said that exhibitions can be a boon to hotel business. Furthermore, this paper demonstrates that the emergence of boutique and life hotels will facilitate the movement of displaying artwork in …