Tag: Warhol

• “Salång PåGång” – “Goings On” – in my home studio on Cultural Night 2016

  Or “Salång PåGång” in Swedish is what I always do at the Cultural Night in Lund, every year on the third Saturday of September. That’s the day and night of the year when all the inhabitants are on their feet to consume cultural events – and culture is defined extremely broadly, including for all ages, all […]

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  September 12, 2016

  Exhibition notes, Lund’s cultural life, Marrakech, Press, Promotion, Studio, Studio, events, promotion, press, updates

  abstract photography, blurred photography, Gerhard Richter, Iran photos, Loichtenstein, Monet’s Rouen Cathedral, Montenegro, Montenegro photos, photo paintings, Richard Hamilton, Rouen Cathedral, Victoria and Albert, Warhol

• Money, money! Prices and quality

  Or why it is increasingly difficult to take the world elite’s luxury art industry serious. And why there are better deals at places no one has heard of… Take a close look at these three images:     The basic idea behind them is pretty similar. It’s a landscape shot in rainy weather through a window […]

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  January 22, 2016

  Art reflections, International fairs

  Abbas Kiarostami, art as luxury industry, Art Basel, art market, art prices, art prices and quality, Artsy, iran, Koons, Lorenzo Rudolf, Munch, Picasso, Rain Series, Warhol