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Are YouTube Videos Art? Yes, There, We Said It.
Selfless Art asks whether YouTube should be considered art, exploring how creativity, individual voice, and audience experience blur the line between art and entertainment.
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Collecting Art with Intention: Insights from Ivy Rose Ritchens of Ivy Rose Consulting (IVY RC.)
A conversation with Ivy Rose Ritchens of IVY RC. on collecting art with intention, honesty, and personal instinct. Learn how curiosity, emotional connection, and a clear sense of what moves you can guide a collection that grows with you, along with Ivy’s practical tips for collectors at any stage.
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The Hard Truths of the Art World
The world of art often feels glamorous from the outside, especially on Instagram, with gallery openings, sold-out shows, and the mystique of “making it” as a creative. But the reality for most artists is far more nuanced and sometimes far from the fairytale. Here are some truths that you won’t hear anywhere else.
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The State of Contemporary Art: Highlights and Observations from Art Basel Paris 2025
Selfless Art Gallery reflects on Art Basel Paris 2025, exploring standout artists, the state of the contemporary art world, and the importance of craftsmanship, authenticity, and daring in modern art.
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So You Don’t Get It—Does That Mean Art Isn’t for You?
So you don’t get it—feeling nothing in front of art doesn’t mean you don’t belong. Discover why art is personal, and connection comes in its own time.
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In Focus: Selfless Art’s Top Picks from Frieze New York 2025 | Contemporary Art & Curated Booth Highlights
Explore Selfless Art’s curated highlights from Frieze New York 2025, one of the world’s leading contemporary art fairs. Held at The Shed, this year’s edition showcased standout booths from Victoria Miro, Perrotin, and Mendes Wood DM. Discover compelling works by artists like Inka Essenhigh and Claire Tabouret that sparked reflection, dialogue, and renewed inspiration in today’s evolving art landscape.
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Natalie Sze Wai: Bridging the Gap Between Artist and Art Critic in “The Quiet Flight”
For the first time, artist Natalie Sze Wai transcends traditional boundaries by bridging the roles of artist and art critic, offering a rare
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