Jan 26, 2025
Mel Bochner, "I Still Dont Get It," 2014,
Etching with aquatint in colorseach,
22¼ h × 30 w in (57 × 76 cm)
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Mel Bochner, "I Still Dont Get It," 2014,
Etching with aquatint in colorseach,
22¼ h × 30 w in (57 × 76 cm)
Starter #colorsearch #studiolife #paintedwood #upstateartist #postminimal #contemporary art #starting https://www.instagram.com/p/CKP4N7_FvTh/?igshid=1ridaiickky51
Claudia Bertini
This Colors!
Autumn Love
Colors
Claudia Bertini and Dusan
Color wheel. If wheels were triangular.
Collectors choose to buy art based on their interest in the work itself, not whether it matches the color of their living room drapes, right? Not always, as Alexandra Chemla, the founder of ArtBinder — a digital platform for showing showing and selling art — knows well. The idea that art collectors, interior designers, and consultants would use a tool that lets them flip through thousands of artworks sorted by dominant color schemes inspired the newest tool added to ArtBinder, ColorSearch.
“What Do You Have in Lavender Blush?” A New Tool to Buy Art by Color