84% of HNWIs surveyed this year remained optimistic about the short-term future of the global art market.

The Art Basel and UBS Art Survey of Global Collecting 2025 by Arts Economics reveals how HNWIs are thinking about the global art market’s short-term future – and their https://t.co/aIs1YheJfs

The Paradox of Failure

You have to fail more to succeed more. Our greatest moments of growth often stem directly from our greatest moments of failure.

Don’t fear failure. Learn to fail smart and fast—never fail the same way twice.

1. Only Post Your Best Instagram Content

You don’t need to post every picture or video you take on Instagram. In order to build a reputation as a brand people want to follow, try to only post your best content. So if you’re debating where to post that amazing video you just recorded, think of Instagram first.

If you only post content that is of the highest quality, you have a better chance to convert followers into brand loyalists. And high quality could simply mean your content is well-edited, interesting, timely, and on-brand. Every single post matches their brand, even when there are no products mentioned.

There and back

It was the ride of a lifetime
That turned around so much
Here off to leave the place we slept
To fight the world and such

We left everything but the sky
In our hearts it stayed tight
By love it stood alone that time
To us it only felt right

The tire blew up before some time
The distance fell short that day
Under the stars’ night we thought that
We had not picked a way

Together we ran forever to stay
And to be with each other
Every city had a small town
All towns looked like another

The road kept us bumping around
Holding on for our love
The way got rough and hard and tough
Hardly with heads above

The road came to a stopping point
Waiting for life to live
Our place is here the time is now
To stop running from time

Mexico: Capirotada

Recipes for capirotada — a bread pudding served on Good Friday — vary across the country, but it's usually made from:

• Bread similar to a baguette (bolillo), which has been soaked in mulled syrup made from sugar, cinnamon sticks, and cloves.
• Nuts, dried fruit, and sprinkles are common toppings.

Capirotada is meant to signify the crucifixion: the cinnamon sticks represent the cross, the cloves represent the nails, and the bread represents Christ's Body.

Rumors have swirled through the art world since 2017. Who bought an 18-karat gold working toilet by Maurizio Cattelan? Now Steven Cohen, owner of the Mets, is said to be the owner, and ready to part with his golden loo at Sotheby’s if you have $10 million. https://t.co/MGuxtziHKa

The Art World This Week: https://t.co/J2yw6X9l1S

Yoshitomo Nara Joins David Zwirner, V&A East Museum to Open in London, Gagosian Teams Up with Wes Anderson, and More
#artnews #artmarket https://t.co/NqC5uISGRC

The tops of the pines - Ivan Shishkin

On Christmas Tree - Radi Nedelchev

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Drapery for a seated figure - Leonardo da Vinci

Amanti Art Framed Canvas Wall Art Print (23x30) Horse in Bridle Sketch II by Jennifer Paxton Parker Float Framed Canvas Art for Wall Decor, Living Room, Bedroom, Bathroom, Kitchen, Office or Business drawing artwork

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