As dawn breaks over the financial horizon of 2024, investors are met with a landscape both familiar and uncharted. Amidst swirling predictions of economic downturns, the wisdom of veteran investors like Steven A. Cohen and the guiding principles of stalwart financial entities like Fidelity and Vanguard offer a beacon of clarity. In this realm of
In an unprecedented move that merges the enigmatic world of art with the precision of finance, the ARTEX Stock Exchange has unveiled the first art listing of its kind. The spotlight shines on Francis Bacon’s mesmerizing triptych, ‘Three Studies for Portrait of George Dyer’, now accessible to a broader audience through the innovative concept of
Art economics professor and author Magnus Resch wants more people to buy art, and to do so because they love it and want to support the artists who create it. The problem is many potential collectors—people who love to visit museums and go to art openings and art fairs—just look and don’t buy. “The art
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 13, 2024 CHICAGO — A $25 million gift from the Bucksbaum family—Carolyn (Kay), Jacolyn (Jackie), and John Bucksbaum—will support future initiatives of the Art Institute of Chicago, with a focus on the creation of the Bucksbaum Photography Center. This remarkable support is a lead gift in the museum’s visionary multi-year plan
As the conflict between Israel and Hamas continues, hundreds of people gathered inside the Museum of Modern Art and outside of the Brooklyn Museum on Saturday for protests. Images and videos posted on Instagram show several banners unfurled inside MoMA’s atrium. The banners said “Free Palestine, From the River to the Sea”, “Ceasefire Now”, “Cultural
Vaditeq is based at Whitebirk Industrial Estate and delivers custom foam solutions to companies across the UK and Europe. The company unveiled a new contour cutting machine, by leading German manufacturer Baumer. The investment aims to elevate the company’s foam cutting technology and create new jobs, said the firm. The company was founded by
Last month I wrote a piece on the act of buying art titled, Be curious, ask questions, buy art you love. Following the publication of that article, I was surprised by the number of people who wrote to me with specific queries about art purchase, so here goes another round on the subject. My first
The younger generation of collectors prioritize financial gain and social impact. NextGen collectors (35 and under) are more open to new art investment models, with a growing interest in art investment funds and fractional ownership, in which the cost of an asset is split between individuals. They’re also making their preference clear with 41%
Artprice by Artmarket has read the article by Martine Robert and Anne-Sophie Vion published on 25 January 2024 in the French financial newspaper, LES ECHOS titled “Exclusive: FrenchArtFund, the first art investment fund regulated by the AMF”, in which Artprice is mentioned as a specific value sought by the mixed Specialized Professional Art Fund: https://www.lesechos.fr/industrie-services/services-conseils/exclusif-frenchartfund-le-premier-fonds-dinvestissement-dans-lart-agree-par-lamf-2071367
PARIS, Feb. 5, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Artprice by Artmarket has read the article by Martine Robert and Anne-Sophie Vion published on 25 January 2024 in the French financial newspaper, LES ECHOS titled “Exclusive: FrenchArtFund, the first art investment fund regulated by the AMF“, in which Artprice is mentioned as a specific value sought by the