

Ask a Gallerist - Jason Horejs: How do I determine my personal taste in art?
Determining your personal taste in art is a process of discovery that unfolds over time. Start by immersing yourself in art—visit...


Ask a Gallerist: Jason Horejs of Xanadu Gallery
Q. Is it important to start with a clear vision or goal for your collection? A. It’s not necessary to start with a clear vision or rigid...


Ask a Gallerist: Collecting Original Art
From The Downtowner October 2001 Had you attended the One Hundred Sixty-Fourth Annual Exhibition at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine...


Ask A Gallerist: Should I buy art to match the couch?
Should I buy art to match the couch. Many people do!!! But try to think outside the box. One might make a collection of small works that...


Ask A Gallerist: What is the difference between an original and a giclee print?
What is the difference between an original and a giclee print? Giclee is a French word pronounced zhee klay. It is a a print from a...


Ask A Gallerist: Should I buy insurance for my art?
Should I buy insurance for my art? Depending on the value of the piece or pieces, one might consider insurance for art. If the...


Ask A Gallerist: Should I buy multiple pieces from the same artist?
Should I buy multiple pieces from the same artist? If you like an artist's work, by all means buy and support the artist. Very often...


Ask A Gallerist: Should I buy only dead artists' work?
Should I buy only dead artist's work? “Dead artist don't need the money”. Certainly there is work to be had and it may increase in...


Ask A Gallerist: How can I discern quality art from Schlock?
How can I discern quality from schlock? A good Question! Whatever the medium, skill level is the first criteria. Are the materials used...


How To Art Like A Pro: Avoid Self-Centered Artists
Avoid Self-Centered Artists When buying art directly from artists it is most desirable to find an artist whose work you like and want to...