How to decorate your home with art, according to an expert
Buying art can be one of the most difficult parts of decorating a home. It’s an object of permanence that’s difficult to switch up should your tastes change, and often a pricey object at that: original works often require a financial investment. Then, there’s the assumption that you must possess a prerequisite knowledge to choose the “right” piece, compounded by the potentially intimidating settings of galleries or convention-center art fairs. All in all—it’s hardto feel daunted by the process.
You’re a custodian of something quite special, so it’s nice to be in touch with the artist in any way you can.”“Ask those people in the booth how much it is. Ask what stage artists are at in their careers. Ask them anything—don’t be embarrassed, that’s their job! The artiststheir work to be talked about. Say: ‘Hey, I was just looking at this piece, could you let me know a little bit about it? How old is the artist? Where are they based?’ Learn absolutely everything you can.
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