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The art market’s generational, cultural, and technological shifts have inspired artists to reconsider the gallery model in its traditional form. However, this trend is not solely a result of recent market shifts. Recent cases show that artists continue to suffer significant yet avoidable financial loss when their gallery goes out of business.   Pierre Valentin and Mona Yapova consider whether the standards to which galleries are kept when managing artists’ funds deserve re-evaluation. Read here 👉🏽  https://lnkd.in/d8wyGnaX #artists #galleries #BSFItaly #artlaw

Exhibitions might be a significant part of what your gallery offers clients and artists. When developing our gallery's exhibition goals, ask yourself these questions. Would reducing the exhibition schedule by a few shows help save on operating costs and enable you to expand your narrative around each show? If shows ran longer, could you create new programs and experiences for your audience to engage with the art and artist? Should you show art in new locations, either locally or regionally, via pop-ups and partnerships? Your answers may guide you to create a fresh perspective on your exhibition goals next year. Need help designing your gallery's plan for the new year? Let's schedule a call to see if I might be able to help you. See the link in the bio to learn more. #galleryfuel #gallerymanagement #sellingart #gallerymarketing

As art does not generate any cash flow, its value is solely determined by demand and supply. One important aspect affecting demand is an artwork’s provenance. Having been part of a high-profile collection oftentimes has a positive impact on an artwork’s demand and therefore price. The De La Cruz collection that is going to auction now is a good example. Will these paintings trade at a premium due to their strong provenance? We will know soon… #diversification #alternativeassets #artinvestment #artinvesting

Since Brexit, Paris has been working hard on taking away market share from Europe’s dominant art market location, London. One of the highlights of this year’s Paris Art Week in mid-October was certainly the second edition of Paris+ by Art Basel. Read our short report to learn about the art fair and the strong Paris auction results that accompanied this year’s Paris Art Week. #artinvestment #diversification #alternativeinvestments

These works will begin to change your consciousness and life in a positive direction in all areas including financial.

Good morning LinkedIn community! Are you a fan of art museums? Our friend here is looking to revisit one and would love to know what are your favorite art museums in Ohio? Share your thoughts and recommendations in the comments below. Let's help our friend plan a great visit! #creativity #artmuseums #recommendation #question #artist #Cretiveperson #recommends #recommendations #please

The Art Basel and UBS Art Market Report Art Basel and UBS present The Art Market Report 2023, an annual global art market analysis. The Art Market Report provides a review of the international art market, highlighting some of the most important trends and developments taking place each year. Authored by Dr. Clare McAndrew, founder of Arts Economics, it is an independent and objective study, analyzing sales and other activities of different segments of the market including galleries, auction houses, art fairs, and collectors. Courtesy Art Basel and UBS.

Check out my latest blog post! In this blog, I am overjoyed to share my enriching experience at Grayscale Gallery where I had the honor of indulging myself in the amazing exhibition by the phenomenal artist, Themba Malaza, also known as "Dreda." #newblogpost #artlover #lovereaders #bloglovers #artcollector #blog #GrayscaleGallery

Art Basel has announced a new fair in Paris, set to begin in October 2022, which will replace the existing FIAC (Foire Internationale d’Art Contemporain). Although this fair is a recent development and is building its own history, here are some interesting anticipatory facts related to Art Basel's expansion into Paris: 1. **Paris as a New Hub**: By choosing Paris as its new location, Art Basel is looking to tap into the city's rich artistic heritage, its vibrant contemporary art scene, and its central position in the European art market. 2. **Rebranding an Established Fair**: Art Basel Paris is not starting from scratch but is building upon the legacy of the FIAC, which has been an important part of the Parisian and international art scene for several decades. 3. **Timing**: The fair's timing in October strategically places it in the art world's busy autumn season, which includes major auctions and other art fairs, offering synergy for international collectors and galleries. 4. **Diversity of Offerings**: Although details were initially scarce, Art Basel Paris is expected to continue Art Basel's tradition of showcasing a wide range of works, including paintings, sculptures, installations, photography, and digital art. 5. **Economic Impact**: Art fairs like Art Basel typically generate significant economic activity, not just for the art market but also for the host city, benefiting hotels, restaurants, and other businesses. 6. **Art and Technology**: Given Paris's current push towards becoming a European tech hub, there is the potential for Art Basel Paris to become a significant platform for the intersection of art and technology. 7. **Cultural Enrichment**: With Paris's already established cultural landscape, Art Basel's arrival is expected to further enrich the city's cultural offerings and draw an even more international crowd to its art scene. As Art Basel Paris unfolds and grows, it will surely generate its own unique set of facts and stories that will contribute to the rich tapestry of the global art community.

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