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Fine Art Advisory & Consultancy, Est. 2020
Specialists in Post-War & Contemporary Art
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21/12/2024

Two exceptional works by Joan Mitchell—'City Landscape' and 'Untitled' (both 1955)—lead Christie’s 'The Rockefeller Mitchells: Science for the Benefit of Humanity' this autumn. Acquired for Rockefeller University in the 1950s, these dynamic masterpieces embody Mitchell’s pivotal year, marked by expressive colour and energetic brushwork that defined her role in Abstract Expressionism.

Proceeds from their sale, estimated at $15-20M and $9-12M respectively, will advance biomedical research at this globally celebrated institution. Can art and science work hand in hand to shape the future?

20/12/2024

Cubism redefined vision itself, daring viewers to see beyond conventional perspectives.

Picasso and Braque’s fragmented compositions gave a fresh take on reality, challenging the boundaries of form and perception.

For collectors, Cubism represents a turning point in modern art—a movement that invites us to look deeper and think differently.

Interested in exploring the impact of Cubism? Enquire to discover more.

18/12/2024

Executed between 3rd - 8th June, 1969, 'Femme et jeune garçon nus' captures the elegance of Picasso’s late style.

Through dynamic lines and textured brushstrokes, this intimate scene of two reclining figures reflects both Picasso’s mastery of composition and his meditations on the human form.

Recently sold for 2,712,000 USD, far surpassing its estimate, the work highlights the enduring relevance of Picasso’s late phase in the broader art market.

17/12/2024

Said to be the largest exhibition so far, Yayoi Kusama is set to captivate audiences, this time at the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne.

Featuring, 'Infinity Mirrored Room – My Heart is Filled to the Brim with Sparkling Light' (2024) along with nine other immersive rooms.

The exhibition spans Kusama's extraordinary eight-decade career and breaks a record for the number of immersive installations in one place for Kusama.

The retrospective celebrates the themes of infinity, love, and Kusama’s enduring fascination with the cosmos—elements that define her artistic legacy worldwide.

National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
15 December 2024 – 21 April 2025

16/12/2024

Gerhard Richter’s career is a testament to the power of versatility.

Blurring the lines between abstraction and realism, he explores themes of perception, memory, and the role of the artist.

His photo-paintings interrogate the boundaries of photography and painting, while his vibrant abstracts redefine colour and composition.

Today, Richter is considered one of the most important living artists, with works that resonate across movements and periods.

Interested in acquiring works by Richter or exploring his market? Contact us to learn more.

13/12/2024

David Hockney’s 'Bigger & Closer (not smaller & further away)' exhibition at Aviva Studios offers an incredible immersive experience that takes you into the creative mind of one of Britain’s most celebrated artists.

Spanning over six decades of work, Hockney’s art is brought to life through dynamic installations that invite you to explore his iconic use of colour and form in new ways.

From previously unseen pieces to timeless favourites, this exhibition provides a unique, multi-sensory journey that’s sure to captivate and inspire.

On view until 25 January 2025 at Aviva Studios, Manchester.

12/12/2024

On view at Gagosian Grosvenor Hill, Takashi Murakami’s latest exhibition, 'Japanese Art History à la Takashi Murakami' reimagines the legacy of Japanese art through a contemporary lens.

Focusing on Iwasa Matabei (1578–1650) and his 'Rakuchū-Rakugai-zu Byōbu' (scenes in and around Kyoto), Murakami fuses traditional painting techniques with A.I. technology to reinterpret historical works.

The exhibition explores themes of time, mortality, and identity, questioning how technology reshapes our understanding of history.

On view until 8 March 2025.

27/10/2024

Haunting the streets of 80s NYC, Richard Hambleton’s Shadowman captured the city’s raw, untamed pulse. Dark, mysterious, and unforgettable—these figures weren’t just art; they were a movement. Shadowman still watches, a lasting icon of grit and rebellion.

24/10/2024

Key acquisitions at Art Basel Paris 2024 underscore the enduring appeal of cutting-edge contemporary art. With major works now entering distinguished private collections, this year's fair showcased the importance of artistic innovation. The success of these acquisitions reflects the strength of Paris as a cultural epicentre and its prominent role in shaping the global art market.

23/10/2024

Banksy’s ‘Flower Thrower Triptych’ (2019) is a striking exploration of the tension between aggression and peace, a narrative he revisits throughout his oeuvre. In this screenprint, the figure—mid-throw—substitutes the expected weapon with a bouquet, symbolising defiance softened by an unexpected gesture of hope.

Executed in his hallmark stencil technique, the triptych invites a dialogue on the subversive power of art in socio-political contexts. As one of Banksy's most recognised works, it holds significant relevance for both seasoned collectors and those with a keen eye for cultural investment.

The framed presentation further enhances its presence, making it not only an artwork but also a strategic acquisition in today’s dynamic art market.

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