Is collecting art only for the rich?
<p>Many art enthusiasts assume that starting a collection of their own is simply a dream. After all, the art on display in museums is known to be extremely valuable, and there are frequent headlines about paintings selling at auction for astronomical prices. But the fact is that it’s possible to find quality art from credentialed artists at a reasonable price.</p>
<p>As a lifelong art lover and now a gallerist, I am passionate about challenging the notion that owning fine art is an unattainable luxury. I firmly believe art can and should be enjoyed by everyone! Artwork brings joy into our homes and has a unique ability to connect us to our cultural roots; it’s an extension of who we are as individuals and contributes to our overall wellbeing.</p>
<p>So how does one start an art collection on a budget? Here are a few tips on navigating the art market and buying affordable art:</p>
<h1>Learn more about art.</h1>
<p>The process begins with getting more exposure to art, which can be as simple as visiting local museums, galleries, art fairs and open studios. Some fairs, like the Affordable Art Fair, are also geared towards collectors seeking attractive price points. I have personally found docent-led tours of exhibitions, artist talks and hands-on workshops especially educational.</p>
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