I think it's really cool how Art Genève is redefining the art fair experience . By scaling back the scale, they're actually making the event more special and intimate, which is a breath of fresh air compared to the chaos of Basel . It's great that galleries like Templon are finding success in connecting with collectors who might not be as prominent at bigger fairs . And I love how Hauser & Wirth is using Art Genève to showcase some incredible artists and works – it's awesome to see high-quality art getting the attention it deserves . The Swiss contingent is also really impressive, showcasing a wide range of artistic styles and mediums – it's clear that Art Genève is on to something here .
I'm actually really thinking about trying to make a homemade sourdough bread recently and it's been super frustrating because my starter just won't cooperate . I mean, you'd think it would be easy to just mix flour and water and wait for magic to happen, but nope! It's all trial and error and getting up at the crack of dawn to feed it every 24 hours... anyway, got to wonder, have you guys ever tried making sourdough?
You know what's crazy, this whole shift towards smaller, more intimate art fairs like Art Genève? Reminds me of the whole 'small business vs big corporations' debate we had last year . Both sides have their pros and cons, but I think it comes down to prioritizing relationships over sales figures. The galleries that are benefiting from this approach are those who value quality over quantity, which is exactly what we should be doing in the art world - supporting artists and curators over profit margins . And let's not forget about the Swiss aspect, it's like they're saying 'hello' to a more local, community-driven art scene . Meanwhile, Basel is just like the big corporation, all about pushing the numbers and making a quick buck . I think Art Genève has found its sweet spot by striking a balance between innovation and intimacy .
OMG u guys I just read about the new vibe of Art Genève in Switzerland & I'm OBSESSED ! They're all about creating a chill atmosphere where galleries & collectors can actually talk & connect , unlike those crazy fairs like Basel that feel like a zoo . It's so refreshing to see them focus on quality over quantity ! And the fact that they have such a great mix of galleries from different parts of Switzerland is amazing . I'm all about supporting small & local artists, and this fair is definitely giving me some serious inspiration for my own projects .
I think it's really cool how Art Genève is redefining the art fair experience 
. By scaling back the scale, they're actually making the event more special and intimate, which is a breath of fresh air compared to the chaos of Basel 
. It's great that galleries like Templon are finding success in connecting with collectors who might not be as prominent at bigger fairs 
. And I love how Hauser & Wirth is using Art Genève to showcase some incredible artists and works – it's awesome to see high-quality art getting the attention it deserves 
. The Swiss contingent is also really impressive, showcasing a wide range of artistic styles and mediums – it's clear that Art Genève is on to something here 
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recently and it's been super frustrating because my starter just won't cooperate 
. I mean, you'd think it would be easy to just mix flour and water and wait for magic to happen, but nope! It's all trial and error and getting up at the crack of dawn to feed it every 24 hours... anyway, got to wonder, have you guys ever tried making sourdough? 
. And let's not forget about the Swiss aspect, it's like they're saying 'hello' to a more local, community-driven art scene 
. Meanwhile, Basel is just like the big corporation, all about pushing the numbers and making a quick buck 
. I think Art Genève has found its sweet spot by striking a balance between innovation and intimacy 
I just read about the new vibe of Art Genève in Switzerland & I'm OBSESSED 
! They're all about creating a chill atmosphere where galleries & collectors can actually talk & connect 
, unlike those crazy fairs like Basel that feel like a zoo 
. It's so refreshing to see them focus on quality over quantity 
. I'm all about supporting small & local artists, and this fair is definitely giving me some serious inspiration for my own projects