Artist Lesley Bodzy invites us into her solo exhibit A Soft Embrace where her innovative sculptures reveal the limitless relationships between material and form, conjuring liquid gold to knotted bronze.
This week, we delve into the wonderful world of Japanese prints.
In this episode, we delve into the captivating world of wood artistry and sustainability.
In this episode, we talk to researcher and author Gail Crowther about the power of women in art history.
In this episode, comics specialist Ashley Cotter-Cairns tells us all the secrets behind the exploding comic book market.
In this episode, British banknote expert Pamela West delves into the fascinating history of banknotes and their value on the collectors' market.
In this episode, art therapist Cathy Malchiodi explains the therapeutic potential and benefits of creativity and artistic expression.
In this episode, Tony Tetro, the famous American forger, and Giampiero Ambrosi, author of the biography "Con/Artist" which traces the career of Tony Tetro, will reveal the truths behind art forgery.
As the global demand for African art soars, one auction house is launching a new Pan-African sale format, bringing together collectible art from across Africa. We speak to a selection of the leading curators behind the sale.
Barnebys speaks to Ellen Goodwin, the co-founder of Artifcts, which lets you capture the items you love and record the stories that make them special.
In recent years, Phillips auction house has increasingly put the spotlight on Scandinavia and Sweden. Barneby's Pontus Silfverstolpe talks to Kirsten MacDonald, the regional manager in Scandinavia.
The Cologne-based auction house Lempertz is one of the leading auction businesses in Germany and the oldest family-owned auction house in the world. With co-CEO Isabel Apiarius-Hanstein, the next generation is already off the blocks.
Water is fundamental in the art of the American artist Khari Turner, who colors CFHILL's premises in the premiere exhibition for the Swedish art audience after his international debut at the Venice Biennale and a museum exhibition in his hometown.
Barnebys talks to Kelly Dabbah, a New York-based collage artist whose insightful work fuses pop art, handpainted fashion and bold home design into kaleidoscopic confections.
The auction world is increasingly moving online, partially out of necessity due to the coronavirus pandemic and partially to connect with modern consumers who appreciate the convenience of virtual browsing and shopping. Sarah Stoltzfus from Morphy Auctions discusses integrating new digital marketing techniques into the more traditional sector of antiques and collectibles, and how they stay connected with previous buyers while reaching out to new collectors.
Despite the 2020 pandemic, the Scandinavian auction market recorded fantastic results. Bukowskis, one of the region's leading auction houses, even announced that 2020 was a record year. How can their great success be explained?
A mysterious sphinx talisman unearthed in the Netherlands is now rumoured to have once belonged to Napoleon Bonaparte himself. Barnebys sat down with the team at Napoleon’s Talisman to discuss their research as well as their ‘decoding’ of the esoteric symbolism in the piece.
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, the art world is finding new ways to adapt. Barnebys spoke to Millea Bros co-founder Mark Millea about the story of their company, their online business strategy and the future of the virtual art world.
Barnebys recently sat down with Pontus Wallberg, a figure who chooses 17th-century interiors over contemporary art, and the person behind one of Sweden's largest Instagram accounts (@classicartworks). Learn more about his favorite acquisitions and collecting tips here.
Barnebys interviews comedian Jeff Foxworthy ahead of the premiere of his new show "What’s It Worth?" to find out what's in store.
Barnebys interviews Louise Arén, the CEO of Swedish auction house Bukowskis, who reveals how she made the 150-year-old company become a winning machine in just four years.
Barnebys talks to Theron Kabrich, the co-founder of San Francisco Art Exchange, who revolutionized the idea that photography of rock'n roll and pop culture could be collected like fine art.
Barnebys talks to Carrie Eldridge, the founder of ATO Gallery, about the repercussions of coronavirus on the art world, the future of blockchain in art, and what's next for her gallery.
For those curious to learn more about curatorial roles in public galleries, hear straight from one rising star in the field.
