HeyJaredNew Collectors
New Collectors is a bi-weekly newsletter sharing work I've seen and loved across different price points—with honest context about the artists, galleries, and why each piece might be worth adding to your collection.
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How a good framework can eliminate buyers remorse (opens the original)
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What I’m thinking aboutWe’ve all been to museums where the wall labels are so verbose and flowery that you give up after a couple of sentences and move on. Maybe they used a word you didn’t understand, made a reference you’re not sure about, or the paragraph was simply too long. While curators may have great intentions and want to give you the context you need to engage with the work, many museums suffer from being long-winded and often leave visitors feeling less connected to the work, perhaps
Can being social make you a better collector? (opens the original)
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What I’m thinking aboutBuying art, especially for the first time, is expensive and daunting. Young collectors and people who haven’t crossed over from art enthusiast to collector usually ask: where should I look, what should I buy, and how much should I spend? Even if you hire an advisor to guide you, the question of how to know what you’ll like long-term is one that you’ll need to figure out on your own journey.Many people on the fence about collecting reach for the easier, cheaper alternative:
What people get wrong about galleries (opens the original)
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What I’m thinking aboutI’ve always known that there is a huge misunderstanding of what art galleries do and how they function in the art world. Between artists bringing their portfolios to galleries unsolicited and collectors trying to go around galleries to buy work directly from the artist, people outside of the art world can’t seem to grasp how galleries work and why they’re important to the art ecosystem. On social media especially, I’ve noticed that the mainstream opinion is that galleries
How the art market is adapting to find its next collector base (opens the original)
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What I’m thinking aboutPeople reporting on the art market right now have a tricky task at hand; they need to publish factually accurate stories about a slow market without feeding into a negative narrative that could further impact it. But three years into a very unstable market, it becomes almost impossible to hide the fact that selling contemporary ar… Read more
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