koons is one of them and if you have that kind of cash you can actually buy one of his pieces at the art basel and what's the world's premier art fair that just opened its doors on thursday where 290 galleries from 34 countries are peddling their wares and sales from last year tell us that the global art market is booming so for serious collectors it's the place to be. come to art basel with a suitcase full of cash and you can shop around in style see anything you like called or. i should go. maybe this picasso. much she didn't do. because those woman with dark can be yours for a cool 28000000 euros. and if you keep shopping you'll find even more big names here at art basel you can take home this miro for 22000000 europeans. in the last years huge price tags have blown the global art market up to check gansett proportions you see 2 years of consistent growth and it grew last year by about 6 percent so it's reached about 67 review for its aim and you can see by 5 america does spark the interest of the kind of mainstream investment community even at this stage is that it is a big business. the s

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currently being shown at a gallery in basel often their artistic merit finally becomes evident at 2nd glance . curator philip broadly promotes the swiss urban art scene with exhibitions like this one. people look around don't really think everything's broken we even have people come in who want to fix something others think we're a repair work shop. but for me this is about telling stories. specializes in classical portraits may define usual materials to train carpenters experimented with wood and stickers. later he used tools like these hammers he took a piano apart in made it into this portrait and did the same thing with a calculating machine. like a phoenix that i want to capture it somehow i'll see a face on the street and think that's what i want to do. he finds his motifs on the internet or photographs them himself. portrays i always make sure there's as much play of light and shadow as possible because that makes it more lively than if it's illuminating even if that would be a picture of. first degree sketches the outlines of the portrait on a pane of glass. and any marks the spots that shouldn't shatter and those he needs to work on mo