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Towards the Democratization of Art: The Market in Full Mutation
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Towards the Democratization of Art: The Market in Full Mutation
he article “Towards the Democratization of Art: The Market in Full Mutation” from Amilcar Magazine examines the evolving dynamics of the global art market, as highlighted by the 2025 Art Basel & UBS Art Market Report. 7Art Gallery’s Role: Founded in 2006 by Audrey and François, 7Art Gallery exemplifies this evolution. By curating exhibitions that combine contemporary art, emerging artists, and engaging concepts, the gallery bridges the gap between new collectors and the art world. Their approach aligns with the philosophy that “Art is what you can get away with,” inspired by Andy Warhol, making art more approachable without sacrificing artistic value. https://news.amilcarmagazine.com/vers-une-democratisation-de-lart-le-marche-en-pleine-mutation/#google_vignette Key Insights Market Trends: In 2024, total art sales decreased by 12% in value, but the number of transactions rose by 3%, totaling over 40.5 million sales. This reflects a shift toward more accessible and affordable artworks. Sales Segments: High-end works (over $10M) declined by 39%, now representing 18% of the market. Mid-range works ($50K–$1M) remained stable, attracting cautious buyers. Affordable works (under $5K) grew by 7% in value and 13% in volume, showing increased interest from new collectors. New Collectors: 44% of buyers in 2024 were new, mostly young professionals, interested in smaller, more accessible pieces. Pop art, featuring iconic figures, remains especially appealing to this demographic. Emerging Artists: 52% of purchases were works by emerging or lesser-known artists, reflecting demand for innovation and accessibility. Motivation for Collecting: Most collectors (96.3%) buy for personal enjoyment, 87% to support artists they admire, and only 7% focus primarily on investment. Adapting to Change: Traditional galleries face challenges, illustrated by the closure of Kasmin Gallery in New York and Blum Galleries in multiple cities. To respond, galleries are embracing new models of accessibility and engagement.
Article author: Luana Drigues
"When Sustainability Meets Fashion" at Jumeirah Emirates Towers Dubai
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"When Sustainability Meets Fashion" at Jumeirah Emirates Towers Dubai
This pop-up exhibition, curated by 7Art Group, explores the intersection of sustainability and fashion through contemporary art. The show highlights how materials, creativity, and ecological awareness can converge in luxury fashion and art installations. It features works from international and regional artists that reinterpret fashion icons, sustainable practices, and environmental themes in visual art. The exhibition is staged within the hotel’s public spaces, inviting guests to experience art in a luxury hospitality setting while raising awareness about sustainable practices in design and fashion. Watch the video here: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/clLo_6pmTCA ON MAGAZINE https://omanmagazine.com/2024/06/jumeirah-emirates-towers-unveils-pop-up-art-exhibition-celebrating-women-in-art/?utm_source=chatgpt.com
Article author: Luana Drigues
"Childhood Memories" at Jumeirah Zabeel Saray Hotel Dubai The Palm
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"Childhood Memories" at Jumeirah Zabeel Saray Hotel Dubai The Palm
This pop-art / nostalgic show by French artist Naor uses teddy bears and childhood iconography to explore memory, consumer culture and nostalgia. Works combine soft-toy sculptural pieces with pop references (comic heroes, famous characters, branded motifs) to create a playful yet reflective installation that evokes collective childhood memories while commenting on commercialization and time. The exhibition was staged in the hotel lobby/gallery spaces to engage hotel guests and visitors.  
Article author: Luana Drigues
"La Parisienne" Exhibition at The Galleria Al Maryah Island Mall Abu Dhabi
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"La Parisienne" Exhibition at The Galleria Al Maryah Island Mall Abu Dhabi
La Parisienne" was an exclusive art exhibition curated by 7Art Gallery, featuring the works of renowned French multidisciplinary artist Rachel Bergeret. Held at The Galleria Al Maryah Island in Abu Dhabi, the exhibition ran until the end of March 2023.  The exhibition showcased 18 striking three-dimensional paintings that explored the intersection of luxury fashion, art, and sustainability. Each artwork paid tribute to iconic fashion houses such as Chanel, Saint Laurent, Louis Vuitton, Hermès, and Dior. Bergeret utilized a unique technique incorporating resin, gold leaf, and recycled materials like designer shopping bags, perfume bottles, and pearls to create her stunning pieces.   WHATS ON https://whatson.ae/2023/03/brilliant-things-to-do-in-abu-dhabi-this-week-march-20-to-23/?utm_source=chatgpt.com   THE GALLERIA WEBSITE https://www.thegalleria.ae/en/media-centre/the-galleria-hosts-exclusive-art-exhibition-la-parisienne-by-artist-rachel-bergeret?utm_source=chatgpt.com   EXPERIENCE ABU DHABI https://experienceabudhabi.com/the-galleria-al-maryah-island-hosts-exclusive-art-exhibition-la-parisienne-by-artist-rachel-bergeret/?utm_source=chatgpt.com   ABU DHABI SHOPPING GUIDE https://www.abudhabishoppingguide.me/the-galleria-al-maryah-island-set-to-host-exclusive-art-exhibition-la-parisienne-by-artist-rachel-bergeret/?utm_source=chatgpt.com   ABU DHABI TALKING https://www.abudhabitalking.com/the-galleria-al-maryah-island-22/?utm_source=chatgpt.com   EXPERIENCE ABU DHABI https://experienceabudhabi.com/tag/rachel-bergeret/
Article author: Luana Drigues