VideoArtWorld

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The VideoArtWorld platform sets up standards and consolidates the collectable market of original certified editions of video and installation art worldwide. Lawyers specialized in intellectual property rights, art market professionals and high-end internet engineers have developed this pioneering concept. VideoArtWorld aims at promoting art in the form of video, allowing it to gain the importance and respect that photography, prints, and paintings have commonly been regarded within the art world. In this regard, VideoArtWorld provides a great help to the upcoming wave of collectors interested in this strong means of expression, inside a clear, solid and extremely attractive market. This quality content includes: Protected online screenings of original limited editions available at specialized art galleries Retrospectives of key artists working with audiovisual medium from its early stages to today Essays by renowned art critics and reviews of the most relevant exhibitions and fairs Auction sales results specific for audiovisual art works Agenda of events throughout the world, from museums, fairs and foundations Publications and DVD compilations Comprehensive lists of related links from each country, with 6 different networks Grants, prizes, commissions and workshops offered by many institutions worldwide Art galleries in the field can now have their own private online showroom to personally guide clients, press and curators through their contextualized inventory of original art works in an audiovisual format. The standard fee for this complete service starts at the affordable price of 10 USD per video, while the VideoArtWorld monthly newsletter which reaches up to 50,000 art specialists worldwide. VideoArtWorld also allows them to publicly protect the copyright of the creations or publish other suitable licenses, whilst precisely cataloguing each artwork. Such a detailed display helps curators to better understand the transcendence of each artwork, find the works that best suit their curatorial lines and rent them for public exhibitions. This increased activity allows artists to become known worldwide and to be respected for their entire body of work. There is full flexibility to market each artwork the way the gallery and the artist agree upon, since different strategies may be suitable. In the near future, the representative gallery will also have the option to sell online full visualizations of the works, and/or distribute the copies for private and educational use (with no re-sale or public exhibition rights). This is especially interesting when the original set is sold out, extending the life of the piece in the eyes of everyone and increasing its international recognition. Artists not represented by a gallery yet, might also submit their work to VideoArtWorld, since many art galleries are in search of new talent, and would be interested in studying their proposals in a private section of the site, reserved exclusively for professionals. Most of the advertising services of VideoArtWorld are free of cost and open to qualified participations from all over the World. The project has been initially supported by a number of private art collectors committed to develop such an important artistic medium. We invite other parties interested in this purpose to hire our services or submit donations that will help covering the expenses of a project that aims to support the entire network of the Video Art industry. Please do not hesitate to send us your proposals at contact @ VideoArtWorld.com, or directly contact the representative of your area. We truly appreciate your attention and support. VideoArtWorld A planet full of treasures

Specialized Art Critics Involved:

	Jonathan Goodman, New York, USA David Gibson, New York, USA Raul Zamudio, New York, USA Raul Martinez, New York, USA Susan Warren, San Francisco, USA Silvio Saura, Roma, Italy Antonio Arevalo, Milano, Italy Berta Sichel, Madrid, Spain Fernando Castro, Madrid, Spain Miguel Cereceda, Madrid, Spain Javier Duero, Madrid, Spain Javier Panera, Salamanca, Spain Juan Ramón Barbancho, Sevilla, Spain Aude Gilbert, Paris, France Sophie Martin, Paris, France Sophie Williamson, London, UK Kathrin Becker, Berlin, Germany Francesca Tusa, , Sicilia, Italy Maria Morata, Berlin, Germany Katharina Krause, Cologne, Germany Claudia Falter, Frankfurt, Germany Ulises Barreda, Mexico DF, Mexico Katrine Clausen, Copenhague, Denmark Ifat Zvirin, Tel Aviv, Israel Amineh Istay, Aman, Jordania Rosina Cazali, Guatemala City, Guatemala Maricarmen Chirinos, Lima, Peru Melissa Wong, Singapore, Singapore Yukiko Kakiuchi, Tokyo, Japan

Founding Galleries European Committee:

	Anita Beckers, Frankfurt am Main, Germany Wolf Vostell Heritage, Berlin, Germany Adler, Frankfurt am Main, Germany DNA, Berlin, Germany Johann König, Berlin, Germany Aurel Scheibler, Berlin, Germany Stephanie Bender, Munich, Germany Victoria Miro, London, United Kingdom The VideoArt gallery, London, United Kingdom Charlie Smith, London, United Kingdom Marco Noire, Torino, Italy Pack, Milano, Italy Prometeo, Milano, Italy PaciArte, Brescia, Italy Yvon Lambert, Paris, France Schirman & De Beauce, Paris, France Claudine Papillon, Paris, France Olivier Houg, Lyon, France Juana de Aizpuru, Madrid, Spain Marta Cervera, Madrid, Spain Fúcares, Madrid, Spain Vacío 9, Madrid, Spain Estiarte, Madrid, Spain Carles Taché, Barcelona, Spain Metropolitana de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain Ob-art, Barcelona, Spain ADN, Barcelona, Spain Ferran Cano, Palma de Mallorca, Spain Valle Ortí, Valencia, Spain Espacio Líquido, Gijón, Spain Mirta Demare, Amsterdam, The Netherlands Ellen de Bruijne, Amsterdam, The Netherlands Vera Cortés, Lisboa, Portugal Ernst Hilger, Wien, Austria Marc de Peuchredon, Basel, Switzerland Bernhard Bischoff, Bern, Switzerland

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