What does it take to build a successful gallery in today's art market? In this interview for Artnet News, Huw Lougher, founder of Lougher Contemporary, shares his thoughts on the changing landscape of art collecting—from market trends and shifting buyer behaviour to practical advice for new and experienced collectors alike. It's an interesting look at how the art world is evolving and where opportunities still exist. Whether you're an artist, collector, or simply curious about the business behind the art, this one's worth a read. Read the full article here: https://news.artnet.com/art-world/lougher-contemporary-2791795

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If you're interested in how ancient storytelling is being reimagined for modern audiences, this is well worth the read. In ArtReview, film critic Beatrice Loayza explores Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, arguing that it's less concerned with faithfully recreating Homer's epic and more focused on the psychology, emotion, and humanity of its characters. It's an insightful look at adaptation, myth, and how timeless stories continue to evolve. Give it a read here and let us know your thoughts: https://artreview.com/the-odyssey-the-feelgood-film-of-the-year-beatrice-loayza/ 📖 Article by Beatrice Loayza for ArtReview.

Hi everyone! It's good to be back! Thanks to Fox and Line for starting this up again. I've had a weird couple of months. I'm feeling a bit stuck with my artwork - I feel like they're all starting to look the same - Asian food with cute doodles in it. I've tried out some different ideas but it's just not hitting the way I want it to. Does anyone have some advice on how to switch things up? Like some art exercises or games I can try? I love my style and characters but it's time to elevate and I'm just not sure how. Here are some examples of my something different: