Art sourcing mistakes don't just create last-minute stress, they can cost valuable time, eat into profit margins, and compromise otherwise exceptional work. Here are the five critical mistakes we’ve encountered most often, and more importantly, how to avoid them.

The lobby of a luxury hotel sets expectations, establishes brand identity, and creates the first emotional connection with guests who've chosen this property over countless others. Art is central to that narrative, it’s a critical design element that can transform a beautiful space into an unforgettable experience.

Designers understand that exceptional spaces are born from the collective expertise of professionals at the top of their game. Yet when it comes to art, potentially one of the most significant investments in any luxury project, many still try to handle the curation themselves.

In an increasingly digital art world, there's profound value in taking our engagement with artists and their work off the screen and into the spaces where creation actually happens.

A selection of our favorite works that were on view this weekend at the London Original Print Fair.

A selection of our favorite works that are currently on view at the Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair in London.

“The most exciting prints are born of curiosity and an eagerness to dive into the process.” A conversation with Elleree Erdos, Director of Prints and Editions at David Zwirner.

Favorite works that are currently on view at the IFPDA fair in New York

A small group of compelling printed works where wilderness is rendered in woodcut, resistance acted out through screenprint and views offered both inwards and outward.

“Conservators understand the materials a work is made of, and we also aim to understand the intent of the person who made the work…”

Stepping into the virtual viewing rooms with writer Anni Irish.

Some favorite works that capture our current housebound quarantine mood.

Anni Irish shares her hot picks from Armory Week.

Contrasting models for how collections can be used and narratives be shared through the print-archive.  

Knee-deep in the LA art scene on its biggest weekend.

Plantlife heads indoors and a pair of masters receive career retrospectives.

What we saw and loved in New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, New Haven, Cambridge, London, Glasgow and Edinburgh this year.

Writer Anni Irish shares four shows that keep the print love coming even after New York Print Week draws to a close.

A wrap up of Fall exhibitions that print-lovers in New York won’t want to miss.

Soft edges, squished surfaces, bodily shapes.