"I have also bought art from artists who perhaps don’t have a market value. But I still think it’s good art, as it has a charm value. Otherwise, you might as well go out and buy stocks if you don’t care about the visual aspect of it."

"I have really regretted some pieces I didn’t buy, some of them I still dream about. I should have been more fearless and daring, and listened to Professor Fehn's advice to trust my intuition!"

1. Visit a lot of exhibitions.
2. Visit galleries and seek artistic guidance from the gallery owners.
3. Do not be afraid of asking for a payment plan.
4. Buy art with your eyes and heart – not with your ears.
5. Purchase art that provokes you in some way.
6. Art is not merely a piece of furniture on your walls.
7. Invest in art from emerging artists. The prices are lower, and you get the pleasure of following their careers.