Bamberger on why people collect art

Here's a short interview with the San Francisco-based author and art appraiser, Alan Bamberger.

Amongst the very enlightening information given, Bamberger talks about where the value of buying art lies, and where it doesn't. He also points out the trends he sees in art transactions that are happening now.

Rescheduled exhibit and presentation in Rockville -- March 8, 2013

The next exhibit for my friends is alas in Rockville, at the Kennedy Barber Club on N. Washington Street in the downtown area. The first exhibit was planned to happen there on February 8th. I got sick with influenza, so that one was cancelled. Here is the current.

Friday, March 8th

7:30 to 9:00pm.

Kennedy's Barber Club - Rockville MD

110 N. Washington Street Suite 130, Rockville, MD. 20850

Pictures from the first event, an artful Wednesday evening in Logan Circle, D.C.

The first event took place on . Included in the artwork shown at the exhibition on February 13th were a series of drawings and prints, along with four paintings. My verbal presentation lasted for about ten minutes, although there was ongoing conversation with my guests regarding the works on view throughout the evening. One musically inclined guest mentioned that, according to shamanic wisdom or something like that, green is the color of the Soul's evolution. Whoa daddy, that's a bit of a deep reel for meaning!

 

 

Exhibition Dates

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