On Art and the Ottoman, the Sofa, and the Drapes
Frederick: This is degrading. You don't buy paintings to blend in with the sofa. Dusty: It's not a sofa - it's an ottoman! - Woody Allen, Hannah and ...
The Sky is Not Falling on the Detroit Institute of Arts
No State shall pass any Law impairing the Obligation of Contracts.* by Cat Weaver The art collection at the Detroit Institute of Arts, is one of Michigan's ...
Successu Ex Machina. Making sense of auction estimates
A dozen years ago anyone who foretold the size and importance of today’s global auction market would have been looked on as a lunatic. And yet the truth ...
Tips for collectors – The right way to start your art collection
Six tips for beginners on starting an art collection. by Cat Weaver The recent explosion of online art shopping options and art fairs growing even ...
Part 2: Institutional Landscape, Access and Programming
A Closer Look at the Collecting Strategies, Fiscal and Public Benefits of Opening Private Collections to the Public. by Cat Weaver Private collections ...
When Private Art Collectors Go Public. Part 1: Ego, Branding, Power and Taxes
What's in it for them? Pure altruism or a tiered cake of benefits? by Cat Weaver Since the early 90's an increasing number of private collectors are opening ...
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Art Market Report 2013
Money Changes Everything By Jane Kallir, Co-Director of the Galerie St. Etienne In the 1979 film Being There (based on a novel by Jerzy Kosinski), ...
The night of the unsold Boteros at Christie’s Latin American Sale
Mixed outcome at last night's Christie's Latin American Sale in New York. Last night's standing-room-only sale at Christie's delivered modest results ...
