The Hajji Baba Club is the oldest rug society in the US, boasting members from some of New York City’s historical elite. But the club has evolved in recent years to attract the next generation of rug and textile enthusiasts. Under the helm of President Roger Pratt, the club is organizing a variety of new educational events, museum collaborations and projects designed to inspire collectors from a broad demographic profile.
Sparked by MOMA’s exhibit “Inventing Abstraction 1910-1925” we take a close look at the world and abstractionism in the world of art.
Ler’s explore that facinating MOMA exhibit of textile art and tapestries by the iconic artist Alighiero Boetti.
In this article we explore the most expensive Navajo Chief’s blanket that ever sold at auction.
Taking a look at “The Scream” by Edvard Munch which sold at Sotheby’s auction for over $100,000,000
Let’s explore some of the greatest icons of mid century modern furniture designers.
The inaugural 1stdibs and NYC20 Decorative Arts and Design Fair, a 20th Century art and design fair in the tent at Lincoln Center, kicked last Thursday night. 36 dealers from all over the USA and Europe are showcased decorative and fine arts from all 20th century design movements at the fair over the weekend.
This week, our attention is directed toward notable profit generators, spanning from haute couture brands to establishments involved in art auctions. Given the backdrop of the current economic turbulence, we find it pertinent to highlight key entities in both wealth generation and expenditure.