The question is, is Art affordable? I guess the answer to this question can vary depending from whom you ask? The affordability of Art is only relative to the pocketbook of the person who appreciates Art. 1 million dollars for an artwork could be affordable for a person who can buy it with ease, and 0 for an artwork can not be affordable for a person who needs that money to put food on the table for his or her family.
For this reason Art can not be looked at as an affordable or unaffordable commodity, Art is really a subjective commodity that accumulates value relative to it's desirability. It's price is formed in the eyes of the beholder. The one who can buy Art does not think whether he can afford it or not, he buys it because he likes it, because he has to have it.
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If you notice, most people who buy Art, live in abundance. Once the affordability of something comes to mind, that means you are thinking in terms of lack, not in terms of abundance. The people who buy Art usually live in abundance, and continue to live in abundance. They get what they want and do not worry about whether they can afford it or not. They buy it because it is pleasing to them, and having it makes life more pleasing and enjoyable to them, thus the universe gives them more pleasing and enjoyable objects to appreciate and surround themselves with, another words, more abundance.
So Art is really subjective and it's possession is a state of mind. Art is an essential dynamic or urge that makes life more abundant in beauty and love, and provides harmony to the environment.
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Mike Samii
Cordon Bleu Chef/Author
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