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You could always google stuff like that. Most major art shows are posted on websites and things like that.Originally Posted by I Drink Your Milkshake
yea...I mean, the auction I went to last night was my no means trendy (no gallery with hardwood floors and dark corners) but I think art galleries could possibly be my thing. How do you find out about art gallery openings and what not....is that something I could just "google" in my local city (Dallas)Originally Posted by soltheman
Support local artists! If your city has an art show or gallery every so often, go to it. Even if there isn't any advertised selling of art, you might meet an artist that you like. More often than not, if you offer them a fair price on one of their pieces, they'll sell it to you.
You can get some really nice looking pieces for less than $50.
Originally Posted by southzeztpdot
I dont see how art can be an "investment" unless its a big time painter or an emerging great artist. Now if you buy it because you love it thats different but an investment naa
Originally Posted by sooperhooper
I'm an artist myself, so i have my own work on my walls.
Anyone have any special requests, get at me.
Originally Posted by RIPyzyz
ehhh eventually hopefully. What I look like dropping stacks on art when I drive a beater.
Originally Posted by seniosoul
I stopped reading @ "my mother"