The art world has changed and so have I.
After more than twenty years working with artists, collectors, galleries and art fairs, I share why Nordic Art Agency has evolved into Rees Davies Art Advisory and what this new chapter means for collectors, art and interiors.
Read MoreHenrik Wahlström is an author, artist, creative director and mental health advocate. He was a recent Guest Artist at the Nordic Art Agency and sat down for a podcast interview with gallery founder Juliet Rees.
Read MoreIn our ever-digitized world, where the average smartphone user spends five hours a day on their phone, we find ourselves in a strange loop of overstimulation.This is where Belgian sculptor Allaeys enters, whose latest sculpture series seem to pause time. They stand as quiet meditations, tactile counterpoints to the chaotic blur of modern life.
Read MoreRepurposing For Art - Inspu is a group of students currently studying Architecture and Industrial Design at Lund University in Sweden. They approached the Nordic Art Agency with a project based upon the exploration of sustainable design with an art. This is an interview with some of the designers.
Read MoreThe closure of galleries, museums and exhibitions in 2020-22 has left a mark on the art industry. With a focus on Sweden’s art market post-pandemic, Gry Hammarlund gives her insight into the role of the gallery and digitalisation of the art world.
Read MoreThe first in a two part blog story where I attempt to unpack the changing landscape of art buying and pose the question of the potential Death Of The Gallerist. In this instalment I will present the last decade of change and the emergence of a new online presence across the art world, the influencers and the impact.
Read MoreAre traditional galleries slowly becoming obsolete as the online gallery and auction house platforms become more dominant? Is the need for an offline gallery, rather like the need for the high street, dying out? Or possibly are galleries morphing into the new cross platform omni-channel world? In this, the second part of our recent blog series, we explore the future role of the gallerist and the need for physical gallery spaces.
Read MoreFor the first time this March, the Nordic Art Agency will be taken over by the eyes and thoughts of another. For three weeks the gallery walls will be filled with artworks from nine abstract painters with curation by British collage artist Jo Hummel.
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