When buying art, all most people have to go on is their gut. This isn’t a bad way to go about it actually. Kelsey Hubbard speaks with the director of NY’s Andrea Rosen Gallery and gets a few tips on how to cultivate an art collection.
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Why does she always start her sentences with " I mean…" ?
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Some tips: 1. Learn what you like about the art you collect; 2. Seek out art that you respond to positively to at an art auction; 3. Remember that even popular art does not always go up in value.
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