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TrendWatching Part 3: Same Trend, New Name

Lauren Panepinto

Hello again, you're at Part 3 of my series on TrendWatching, so make sure you go back and read the previous parts first: TrendWatching Part 1: Philosophy TrendWatching Part 2: Castlecore, Pre-Raphaelites, and Feminist Nuns So we've talked a lot about the different levels of TrendWatching (in short, the deeper you go, the further ahead of a trend you can get) but there's also deeper currents in Trendwatching that affect what's happening on the surface…

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Sculpture in Spaces

Kristine Poole

March 13, 2025 - “I absolutely love this piece…but I just have no where to put any more art.” How many times have we all heard this at shows and conventions? To be fair, our own personal art collection is absolutely bursting at the seams, but somehow, we always seem to find a bit more room for one more creation we adore. Space is often a challenge when it comes to the art of collecting art, especially when working with large scale sculpture. We are continually looking for new ways to display big pieces that allow the works to be viewed from all sides and also make it easier for collectors. Placing these works can seem daunting at first, but anywhere a person can sit or stand is enough space to create an effective installation. Often, we are surprised…

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