Why art is so expensive, from Gerhard Richter’s paintings to NFTs

[@Raitraube]

what a weird world the art world is. compelling show!

[@DWHistoryandCulture]

Thanks, Rainer, for watching 🙋🏻‍♀️

[@klaudiakultura4871]

It also bothers me that art "disappears" in private collections unavailable for the public.

[@DWHistoryandCulture]

Thank you Klaudia, you are right of course. But at least sometimes they reappear when art collector open their collections as private museums or donate them...Which artworks are your favourite ones?

[@dumoulin11]

You can buy really good art for very little by shopping within your community and supporting local artists. Highly inflated speculative art doesn't matter, what pleases your eye does.

[@DWHistoryandCulture]

Thank you for your thoughtful comment! Keep supporting artists who inspire you.

[@thierryvankerm8474]

Niether a NFT nor a Richter (which I admire but he doesn't need money anymore) I'd buy 'concrete' artworks from emerging or 'to emerge' artists

[@charmerci]

Or you could buy 2000 works of art for $10,000 and really do something important to actually support the artists themselves!

[@susannelenz9707]

Interesting

[@artorhen]

It is quite ironic that they call their artworks "different" and "original". Only someone that doesn't know anything about art and art history would believe it.

[@rimamitu]

Amrit bikash want's to know about NFTS

[@taylan5579]

That's what I also thinking

[@LongZindagi]

I myslef artits i would be the after famouse expansive artist❤

[@jamesromano3288]

Fools and their money soon part.......But Hunters pics for a mere million💩💩💩💩