AmbarAzulArt Posts
Shattered Canvases: The Brutal Divorce of Russian & Ukrainian Art
For decades, the art worlds of Moscow and Kyiv operated like estranged siblings who shared an apartment building but kept separate keys. They went to the same academies, studied the same avant-garde giants, and shared an uneasy geographical intimacy that dates back centuries through Soviet and imperial eras. Kazimir Malevich—born in Kyiv to Polish parents,…
War Hits Global Art Market Hard
The Iran-US-Israel war started in late February 2026. It now shakes the global art market. As an art consultant at AmbarAzul, LLC, I see real pain. Galleries close. Artworks face danger. Collectors pull back. Let’s break it down step by step.[1][8] Iran’s Art Scene Stalls Tehran galleries shut fast. Safety fears grow. Artists stop work.…
Art as Crisis Safe Haven
Investors face tough times. Stocks crash. Inflation eats cash. Dawn Fitzpatrick, the chief investment officer of Soros Fund Management sees fractures before they widen into chasms. In her opinion, are watching the real-time collision of distinct macroeconomic forces. Where do investors turn to? Fine art steps up. It acts as a shield. Smart money flows there…
