Art-Management

14/10/2026

Proud to host big international educational for youth "Art for Peace" and delighted to be a mentor - it was incredible, amazing experience which apparently became an island of certainty in the world-wide turbulence: awareness and active position of yong people is a guarantee of the peaceful future 💪 Big thanks to the organizers Olga Zanko , and colleagues Mygul, Oksana Polyanska, Kramarenko
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21/09/2026

A bit about Art-Management in numbers🙌🏻
What surprised you the most?

17/09/2026

Meet our Team

Dear all, let us get to know each other a bit better!
Oksana is our fairy godmother of art history and art management. As the owner of Art-Management, she is your expert across multiple fields, including:
- European modern art (starting from the beginning of the 20th century)
- Contemporary art: painting, sculpture, photography
- Eastern European art, including religious iconography
- Art collection management (private, corporate, public, museum)
- Ukrainian art
From helping you organize your exhibitions and create a unique atmosphere to estimating artwork values and tracing provenance, she is here for you to ask anything or book a consultation with!
Yuliia has been our social media and communication manager for 3 years now. Everything you see on social media, and your immediate point of contact via Instagram or email - that is her! Holding a Bachelor’s degree in Art Critique and Art History, she specializes in art management, exhibition organization, and major art events like La Biennale di Venezia. She is always there to assist during exhibition preparation and our vernissages, as well as to help with immediate consultations regarding your questions or issues, making our events run as smoothly as possible.
Irina is our eyes and hands during events and exhibition setups. She is the person who ensures that events are well-managed and guests are happy. Currently a student at Lycée Athénée de Luxembourg with a specialization in art, she knows how to make your artworks stand out in an exhibition space and look beautifully balanced!
We are pleased to reintroduce ourselves again and as always are waiting to see you on our events❤️
With much love,
Your Art-management

11/09/2026

Meet the Artist: Tiffany Matos
Wednesday, September 16
17:00 - 20:00
9 Rue Edward Steichen (2540 Neudorf-Weimershof, Luxembourg)

Following our yesterday’s event, we would like to invite you to join us next Wednesday evening, September 16, for another Meet the Artist event featuring American-born and Luxembourg-based visual artist Tiffany Matos! 🌿✨
We invite you to experience her deeply meditative exhibition “From the Outside Looking In.” Working across painting, photography, sculpture, and video, Tiffany explores the tension between preservation and impermanence. Her unique process utilizes drying, painting and resin encapsulation to suspend organic elements in time. Each piece acts as a visual window, bridging raw natural elements with suspended moments of light and atmosphere, that can help to lower stress or restore focus💆🏻‍♀️
Come by to meet Tiffany in person and immerse in these calming spaces, take a pause to reflect on memory and the passage of time. We look forward to welcoming you! 🤍

07/09/2026

Meet the artists: Tetiana Popyk, Michael Levchenko, Eduard Nemcsenko - Gabriel Vasilev
Thursday, 10 September
17:00 - 20:00

Join us this Thursday evening, 10 September, to explore the boundaries of perception, freedom and human experience at our Meet the Artists event for current exhibition, Summer Horizon! 🌅
You will have the opportunity to converse with Michael Levchenko, an internationally established artist whose paintings and sculptures combine cultural themes with exploration of physical form, as well as with Tetiana Popyk, a conceptual photographer exploring identity and transformation through her visual storytelling.
Adding another dimension to the exhibition are Eduard Nemcsenko and Gabriel Vasilev, an emerging collaborative duo working with mixed media to capture complete immersion in the present, perfectly highlighted in their work Being in the Moment✨
Whether you are drawn to black-and-white photography or the emotional resonance of mixed techniques, we invite you to come share ideas, view the artworks and celebrate the imaginative space just beyond the horizon with the artists themselves. We can’t wait to see you there! 🥂

20/08/2026

Watercolor is a medium of light and air, but its beauty is matched by its fragility. A well-preserved watercolor can last for centuries, but only if the environment is well enough curated. To ensure your watercolor artwork retains its beauty and vibrancy, here is some advice on keeping it:

● Watercolor pigments are prone to “fugitive” fading. An UV filtration is not a luxury but a requirement. Avoid any direct or reflected sunlight, preferably, light levels for watercolors should be strictly limited to 50 Lux or less.
● Paper absorbs moisture very fast. Keep your collection in a climate-controlled space to prevent warping and “foxing” (mold-related spotting). Mold risk increases significantly when humidity surpasses 65%. Strictly maintain the 45% – 55% relative humidity baseline.
● Ensure a physical gap exists between the art and the glass. Contact with glazing leads to condensation damage. Use only 100% cotton rag mats to prevent acidic migration.
● Never use liquid cleaners near the frame. A watercolor’s surface should never be touched — even the humidity from your breath can over time affect it.

These simple rules will ensure your artworks’ appearance and condition stay in best shape possible. If you have any questions about maintaining your artwork, feel free to contact us and our team will help you❤️

Photo credit: Alena Gastaldi

28/07/2026

(read our previous recommendation in the most recent post)

Practice “Hands-Off” Maintenance🧽

Our skin carries natural oils and salts that can permanently stain unvarnished surfaces or delicate paper. Always handle art by the frame or use clean cotton gloves. When cleaning, skip the chemical sprays - use a soft, dry natural-hair brush or a very porous bread to softly remove dust off it.

Know When to Call a Professional🎨

Routine dusting is fine, but structural issues require an expert. If you notice paint flaking, mold growth, or “foxing” (brown spots on paper), consult a professional conservator rather than attempting a DIY fix.

Proper care ensures that your collection remains a vibrant part of your home for decades to come. You can always contact us regarding maintenance questions and our team will gladly help you❤️
Feel free to DM us for any questions!

23/07/2026

Acquiring fine art is an investment in culture and legacy. However, once a piece leaves the gallery, its longevity depends entirely on its environment. Here are some tips to maintain both the aesthetic integrity and the long-term value of your collection:

Prioritize Environmental Stability🌡️⛲️
Fine art thrives in consistency, rapid fluctuations in temperature and humidity cause materials like canvas, wood, and paper to expand and contract, which can lead to warping or cracking. Maintain a consistent room temperature of 20°C – 22°C and a relative air humidity between 45% – 55%. Keep your works away from vents, radiators, and exterior-facing walls.

Manage Light Exposure💡
UV radiation is the primary cause of irreversible fading and material breakdown. Avoid hanging significant works in direct sunlight. For high-value pieces, always specify museum-grade glass or acrylic with 99% UV filtration to block “photochemical” damage.

Demand Archival Materials🏛️
What happens behind the frame is just as important as the art itself. Ensure your framer uses 100% acid-free, archival-quality mats and backing boards. Lower-quality materials contain acids that migrate into the artwork, causing yellowing and brittle edges over time.

part II coming

14/06/2026