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Investing in art is often considered an activity only for the wealthy. Karabo Morule would disagree

Investing in art is often considered an activity only for the wealthy. Karabo Morule would disagree

FOR anyone unsure of what art to buy or which artist to follow, Karabo Morule is a godsend. At the Investec Cape Town Art Fair in mid-February, while walking a group of patrons - all wearing eye-catching headphones - through the exhibits, she explained the exhibits and at the same time advised her group on which art they should potentially be investing in. “Buying art should be seen as a long-term progression but more importantly, one has to buy what they love and as you buy you will start to get a feel of what you like,” the entrepreneur and…
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