In the next decade, Juniper Rag predicts that art is poised to transcend the boundaries currently defining it, reshaping not only how we experience it but how we create, share, and value it. The future of art will be dynamic, decentralized, and deeply intertwined with the digital world--participatory, immersive, and decentralized.

A solid marketing plan has always been crucial for artists, and in 2025 as the creative landscape becomes more competitive and digital platforms evolve rapidly an impactful plan could set you apart.

Beginning an art collection can be a very rewarding and reflective way to make your home more unique and personal. When you choose art that speaks to you, bit of your personality shine and are displayed on your walls. This is rewarding personally because you revisit events, places and the stories of finding those pieces, or perhaps artist friends or vacations brought you to owning work and decorating your life with these treasures. Read on for three easy ways to begin collecting.

Friday evening, July 19, 2024 we welcomed hundreds of visitors to the 3rd annual Artists on Fire, our 35th exhibition! We appreciate each one of the talented artists, especially those who shipped art from the other side of the country to be a part of “The Smalls Show”. All artwork is under $500 and under 24 x 24 inches. Artists on Fire, Krikorian Gallery, 25 Sagamore Road, Worcester on view until August 10, 2024.

Image: Roughan Interiors

In spring 2019, artist Madge Evers saw Emily Dickinson’s “Herbarium” for the first time.

As artists in the Baroque period did, I intend to arouse an internal response in the viewer by making imagery that marries the harsh and intense with the elegant and seductive. -Sellios

For many people curious about collecting art, it can be a very intimidating process. Anything you try for the first time is venturing into the unknown.

Luis Antonio Fraire V.3 Curator of Juniper Rag