Data Spotlight: Artists to Watch at New York’s May 2023 Fairs
Art Market Arun Kakar Peak New York art season is upon us. In addition to a raft of galas, marquee auctions, and gallery
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Alice L. Walton Foundation, Ford Foundation, Mellon Foundation, and Pilot House Philanthropy announce investments for more diverse leadership in art museums
Art institutions receive over $11M to develop new leadership and curatorial positions to increase racial equity in the sector NEW YORK, NY –
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Bob Thompson’s Fraught Dance with the Old Masters
Bob Thompson died of a heroin overdose in 1966, a few weeks shy of his twenty-ninth birthday. In the course of the previous
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For priceless European art, extra protection costs very little
Overlooking the waters of the Grand Canal in Venice, the former home of American art collector Peggy Guggenheim houses one of Italy’s most
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Polish Entrepreneur Artur Trawinski on Collecting Eastern European Art and Displaying It for Western Eyes
Artur Trawinski. Photo: Tomasz Domżał. Based between Poland and France, Artur Trawinski harbors a strong attachment to Eastern European art, particularly Abstract Expressionism
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Is it the right choice?
Art has long been considered a valuable asset class for investors, with the potential for high returns and unique physical and aesthetic qualities.
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ULI Art in Place Program Expands to Europe
Rotterdam’s Market Hall is a successful example of artists and real estate partners coming together to create an inspiring civic space. Many cities
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Is art a good investment?
WHEN it comes to investing, diversification is an important pillar. It’s all about investing in a range of assets and not keeping all your
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The Future of Art Investment
Technology is revolutionizing the art world, presenting investors with novel opportunities and challenges. The emergence of fractional shares of fine art and NFTs
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What makes it to the European Parliament’s art collection?
The tourists and EU bubble workers who throng the streets of Belgium’s capital tend not to associate the European Parliament with contemporary art.