
Notes from the Studio
An afternoon with the painter D.C. Christian, who shows by invitation only, on why the hardest work is the kind worth keeping.
Vol. XI, No. II
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Collecting with an eye rather than an ear: provenance, the work worth living with, and the patience a collection asks. With invitation-only access to our gallery partner, D.C. Christian.
We partner with the painter D.C. Christian, who shows by invitation only; members of The Carnet List receive access to private viewings. See the work at dcchristian.art.

An afternoon with the painter D.C. Christian, who shows by invitation only, on why the hardest work is the kind worth keeping.

In art, as at auction, the signature is the easiest thing to pay for and the least worth having. Collect the work, not the name.

Art bought to be looked at outlasts art bought to be stored. The case for hanging the thing rather than vaulting it.