“Selling” is a dirty word?
For Many Art Dealers, ‘Selling’ Is A Dirty Word (But Not For Young Collectors): “Older collectors often want to keep their art forever, which is good for an artist’s long-term
How the Art Market Thrives on Inequality
If you are involved with this world of art we are in, and who isn’t if you’re reading this, this recent article is a must read. By ADAM DAVIDSON A
Art Palm Beach and the Local Economy
Photo: Onajide Shabaka/Miamiartexchange As Art Palm Beach sets up for its 15th year in West Palm Beach, organizers say there is more to love than the murals, sculptures and paintings:
Study: The Most Unemployed? Those In The Arts
Study: The Most Unemployed? Those In The Arts: “‘Among recent college graduates, those with the highest rates of unemployment had undergraduate degrees in architecture (13.9 percent), the arts (11.1 percent)
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Does art need bankers?
Does art need bankers?: “Not since Damien Hirst cleared £111m from his solo Sotheby’s sale as Lehman Brothers went down in September 2008, setting off the financial crisis that still
World Art Managers Find New Funding Models In D.C.
World Art Managers Find New Funding Models In D.C.: “Cultural diplomacy usually comes in the form of a traveling art show or celebrity visit, but this summer the Kennedy Center
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Top Ten Undervalued Works At Auction
Top Ten Undervalued Works At Auction: “It’s not much of a challenge to figure out which of the hundreds of lots are considered the most valuable–just look at the estimates,
Artforum at The New School – Art and Money (2008)
Not a new panel discussion, but one that has some currency in the present state of the (local, national, and world) economy. We will certainly recognize some of the panelist
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Book Review: Fine Art and High Finance
Fine Art and High Finance: Expert Advice on the Economics of Ownership Edited by Clare McAndrew Bloomberg Press, $39.95, 336 pages I have been reading Fine Art and High Finance:
Is Matthew Barney a Huskster?
[Repost of an online conversation from Miamiartexchange.com in 2003.] The following was transcribed from the blog of scientist, nicknamed, Ultrabithorax. [His blog is not necessarily visited by artists although a