I intended to write early on in the year about three artists whose work I’m looking forward to seeing more of and here it is, on the last day of January…
Three American Painters to Watch
Condo London 2018 Highlights
These are the galleries and artists that will map the established market in the years to come. Insider collectors and curators know it and have their eye on it. These are my highlights. You have until February 10th to discover yours.
What I Wish For in the New Year
I have chosen Baud Postma’s photograph to wave farewell to 2017. A tender embrace. A gentle touch of ambiguity about the bond that brings two men together. Because mystery, sensitivity and sensuality are three things I hope for in the New Year. The photograph is on show at the National Portrait Gallery as part of the Taylor Wessing Portrait Prize until February 8th. Go and see it these holidays.
I am heading to Colombia to capture inspiration and ideas for new projects. Follow the adventure on Instagram.
I wish you a wonderful festive season and I will see you in 2018.
If you would like to discuss how IñigoArt can assist you in your art acquisitions or to understand the art market further, please do not hesitate to get in touch.
Marina Ribera Iñigo
In the studio with Egle Jauncems: “This is the first time ever that I will show drawings in public. It is like undressing myself”
November Art Gallery Highlights
4 to Collect at Paris Internationale
It is Paris art week. Inaugurated 44 years ago, FIAC is the classic afternoon tea affair whilst, in its third edition, Paris Internationale is the bloody mary on the grunge rooftop of a multi-storey car park. Paris Internationale art fair brings together a young generation of 55 galleries and 8 project spaces from 17 countries. With a sense for the surreal and body awareness, these are my highlights.