Sacred Art Studio

Why we will no longer be a welcoming church

We’ve decided to quit being a welcoming church. No kidding. We’re giving it up. Like so many congregations, we’ve sunk an amazing amount of time and energy into becoming a welcoming church. We changed worship styles, trained greeters and ushers, wore name tags, brewed coffee, went to workshops on hospitality and put our friendliest people …

To Revamp A Mental Health Hospital, Steal Ideas From The Art Galleries

Hospital Rooms is a London-based project that connects artists with mental health facilities in need of a redesign.

42 Examples of Fine Art Photography

In this guide, we’ll be discussing fine art photography and providing beautiful examples of fine art photography. Let's dive in.

How Much Does it Cost to Move Fine Art?

Moving fine art isn't the same as moving a couch or another large item. It's fragile, may be very valuable and needs to be moved properly. Since this type of item is rather unique, it cannot be lumped into the moving estimate with all the other items. Fine art, such as paintings, sculptures, collec

Fine Art Brush Tips: Shedding

Fine art blog on paint brushes, brush history, brush making and artist interviews.

When Your Estate Plan Includes Fine Art

Collectors of fine art are advised not to think of their collections as investments, but collectors cannot ignore the value of their art portfolio, nor should they fail to consider what will happen to the artwork when they are not around to appreciate it. And as the art portfolio grows...

How to Find the Fine Art Collectibles That Are Worth Collecting

Fine art collectibles can be a great entry point into building a collection by blue-chip artists at a fraction of the cost.

Fine Art Brush Tips: Natural Brush Hairs

Fine art blog on paint brushes, brush history, brush making and artist interviews.

Finding Serenity in Nautical Photography with a Fine Art Photographer

Producing quality fine art prints is about finding serenity with nautical photography that both myself and my clients can connect which is very important

Did you study a fine art in college?

When Your Estate Plan Includes Fine Art in Riverside, CA

Collectors of fine art are advised not to think of their collections as investments, but collectors cannot ignore the value of their art portfolio, nor should they fail to consider what will happen to the artwork when they are not around to appreciate it. And as the art portfolio grows...

Could Fine Art Improve Workplace Wellbeing?

The University of Exeter, has studied the psychology of work environments and found that people are happier, and work better, if they are in a workspace that feels like it is enriching them somehow. Could fine art be an excellent way of improving working environments for your employees?

How to throw a dinner party: Six points on the fine art of conversation

Six points on the fine art of dinner conversation to make your party a success, just like ours.

EP. 21: Pushing Boundaries: Are NFTs the Next Frontier for the Fine Art Market?

As anyone who works in insurance knows, technology is powerful enough to transform any industry. And the fine art market is no exception<br>“I think it's the nature of the art world to constantly be looking to the next thing,” says Mary Pontillo, senior vice president of the Dewitt Stern Fine Arts Practice at Risk Strategies, in this episode of the Insuring Cyber Podcast. “I think that's the nature of artists - just constantly pushing boundaries.”<br>With this in mind, Pontillo says it…

Learning from the Masters: Where to Look at Fine Art Photographs

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Can AI produce fine art?

The Pros and Cons of Stealing Fine Art

The fine art of living vicariously; who needs a genie?

When Sears Was Everywhere: Espionage, Politics and Fine Art

Over its long history, the retailer has had an influence in some unexpected places.

Real or forgery? Telling the difference is a fine art

Advanced copying techniques and skilled forgers can make it a challenge to distinguish a reproduction from an original.