Selling a single artwork is one thing. Selling twenty, fifty, or even hundreds at once is something else entirely. Terms such as “sell art in bulk”, “office art clearance”, “liquidate art collection”, or even, simply, “how to sell multiple artworks” all hint at the same underlying anxiety: How to shift volume quickly but also profitably, without sacrificing value.

For big varied art collections, where the value of the collection is not fully defined, a more dynamic approach is often needed. Here at Art Again, we have just the solution for you.

Every year, malls display gold at prominent counters for the Lunar New Year. But this seasonal upselling reflects something deeper. Across East Asia, gold has functioned as a carrier of blessing for centuries—from imperial rooftops to Buddhist temples to contemporary homes seeking prosperity in the Year of the Fire Horse.

Founded in postwar Japan, the Gutai Art Association rejected inherited forms in favour of direct engagement with material, action, and space. This introduction traces Gutai’s origins, philosophies, and legacy, culminating in the work of Keiko Moriuchi, the final artist invited to join the group.

The arrival of Impressionist masterpieces in Singapore pushes us to reconsider why European modernists have long held a mythic place in our imagination while Southeast Asia’s own modernist painters remain secondary in popular memory.