5 new trends of art in 2020 - 2030

2020 - 2030 marks a decade of great change for the world of art. The public, including artists, writers, collectors, ... began to question the traditional ways of art exhibiting, viewing and meditating. New mediums for the enjoyment of art, including online and real life, are still going on and on.

We gather 5 key trends that define the future of the art world in this decade.

1 / Museum will change collection

In the upcoming time, the museum will aim for a comprehensive and diverse display, with a particular focus on the creativity of female artists, homosexuals, and works not only from the West but around the world. MoMA Museum of Modern Art (New York) has just changed the works with a value up to 450 million USD. The Metropolitan Museum of Fine Arts is embarking on an ambitious renovation project with 10 galleries dedicated to British art, scheduled to open next spring. Meanwhile, Tate is committed to honoring more female artists, with major solo exhibitions by Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, Paula Rego, Magdalena Abakanowicz, Maria Bartuszová, Haegue Yang, and Zanele Muholi throughout 2020-2021.

2 / Vividly exhibition and more Instagram posts

Instagram is becoming a useful and effective platform for the art world, where collectors, artists, and art organizations are looking for unique opportunities. During times of social isolation, we constantly witness interesting museum and gallery projects on Instagram, such as the "re-make" of a photographic work of art ... Coming soon, Artscience Museum Alice's programs in Wonderland will be available on all social media. Yayoi Kusama's biggest ever exhibition will kick off the tour in Berlin this fall.

3 / Museum funding will be strictly examined

Usually, museums operate on the money of private donors and donors. Last year, however, the Sackler scandal raised a crucial question: should museums turn down dirty money? Reflections from tourists, artists, trustees, and activists have put pressure on cultural organizations to refuse to accept charity from unethical sources. The RSC recently severed BP and Tate's relationship with Sackler. The organization will establish a competent set of guidelines to ensure ethical philanthropy while implementing stricter testing processes.

4 / The gallery application will grow

This decade, museums and galleries will encourage people to interact with the organization through mobile applications. Recently, the Smartify app allows you to access works of art and read information about them. Smartify is also cooperating with the Louvre (Paris), Met Musem (New York) and National Gallery (London). There will still be many art organizations embarking on studying the effectiveness and ideal of online applications.

5 / Viewing and buying and selling art on virtual reality apps will grow

Collectors will continue to spend time learning about artists on social media.And in the year 2020 - 2030, the galleries will simultaneously increase their online presence and sell products through virtual reality applications to survive and thrive

Source:  riseart