How to Display Works on Paper and Drawings
A collector’s guide to framing, lighting, and placing works on paper and drawings so they stay protected and look their best at home.
Art of NOMA
Stories
Reporting, artist conversations and collector guides from Mexico City and across Latin America.
Jorge Tellaeche: Losing the Form, Opening the Door
Jorge Tellaeche paints geometric abstraction rooted in Aztec symbol. Explore his Perdiendo la forma and Open the Door series, from USD 250–3,685.
Paloma Ulacia: Painting Women With Quiet Authority
Paloma Ulacia paints restrained figurative portraits of women in acrylic and oil. Originals from USD 1,265–2,475 at Art of NOMA.
Understanding Contemporary Art Movements Without a Degree
A plain-language guide to reading contemporary art movements and styles, so you can collect with more confidence and curiosity.
The Case for Living With Fewer, Better Works
Why living with fewer, better artworks beats filling every wall: how to choose, edit and live with a small collection of original contemporary art.
Patience: The Collector’s Most Underrated Asset
Patience beats urgency in art collecting. How waiting, looking longer, and buying with conviction builds a stronger collection of original art.
What a Studio Visit Reveals About an Artist
A studio visit shows you an artist’s process, materials, and intent. What to look for, and why it deepens the way you collect original art.
Building an Art Collection That Grows With Your Family
How to build a family art collection that lasts: what to buy, how to involve your children, and the records that keep it intact for the next generation.
How Emerging Art Becomes Tomorrow’s Established Names
How do emerging artists become established? A collector’s guide to the body of work, gallery ecosystem and time behind lasting contemporary art careers.
How to Insure the Original Art in Your Home
A clear guide to insuring original paintings and sculptures at home, from documentation and appraisals to specialized fine art coverage.
