Hossein Hashempoor
Hossein Hashempoor: The Visual Arts' Economy Is an Identity Economy
The weird thing is that artists, institutions, and art collectors fail to recognize the signature as a critical strategic tool.
Read MoreThe weird thing is that artists, institutions, and art collectors fail to recognize the signature as a critical strategic tool.
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Read MoreLet’s not deceive ourselves: in the art world, the price of an artwork significantly influences both its visibility…
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Read MoreDignity in a Frame of Color: The timeless portrait of Kamal-ol-Molk by Markar Gharabegian, painted a hundred years…
Read MoreIt is said that out of fear of taxation, galleries have long been concealing their sales.
Read MoreA unique work by Reza Mafi — a complex minimalist piece woven with Eastern-Iranian finesse — created nearly half a…
Read MoreIn the visual world of Azim Morakabatchi, silence speaks louder than screams. In the painting “The Dame in Red”—a…
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