When should you buy art?

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It is a challenge to pick the winners so everyone seems to go for the big names driving prices higher but what if you want the art you buy to represent you or your place?

Robin Slow has a following and that has been growing steadily over the years.? The mix of story and culture along with the application of pure craft wins over both international and Kiwi audiences in New Zealand and abroad.? With less visitors to New Zealand they can be found in Richmond, Tasman rather than Richmond, London.? His craft has developed each collection, a sign of a master. Take for instance his latest small collection of big works.? Originally six large pieces are now 4 stunning pieces and others at Purpose Gallery have been sold recently.? “Telling the stories that inspired the artworks and the artworks that tell a story? have been a point of difference.? We recently arranged for a personal video call between the art buyer and Robin to ensure that the story was told and the connection between the art buyer and artist was established.? It was a special occasion for all involved.? Robin called me after to suggest we do this more often”!!!?You can book here

Some works will increase in value and many collections have been sold recently for record amounts. Most art buyers buy to enjoy and hand down in the family.? If the buying experience is enjoyable you get to enjoy the purchase for longer than most purchases.

Interest free finance is available that gives back to the arts community.? Pay 10% deposit and the painting is sent to you and 9 more payment and it’s yours.??

If you have the funds available, then once you fall in love with an artwork, don’t hesitate.