Art tops luxury investment index in 2023: Knight Frank
[ad_1] It is the only sector that posted double-digit growth with an 11% price increase. Art is the best-performing luxury asset class globally
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Festival for digital arts and transformation
[ad_1] Festival for digital arts and transformationOctober 12–27, 2024 Black Box White Cube XR (BBWCXR): October 25–26, symposium HELLERAU—European Centre for the Arts
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Charli XCX Streams Brat Remixes From Storm King Art Center
[ad_1] For a select few, when Charli XCX says to make a pilgrimage upstate in the middle of the day on a Thursday,
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Artist Denzil Forrester wins Government award for print celebrating UK nightlife
[ad_1] Artist Denzil Forrester is this year’s recipient of the Robson Orr TenTen Award for a print celebrating UK nightlife. The artwork, a
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Water main break hits Tremont Street again, soaking art gallery
[ad_1] Local News Friday’s water main break flooded the Piano Craft Gallery and caused a nearby road closure through rush hour. A water
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Becoming the Go-To Place for Art Auctions, Redefining the Art Investment Space
[ad_1] March 26, 2024 3:28 PM EDT | Source: Marten Stanmore London, United Kingdom–(Newsfile Corp. – March 26, 2024) – Marten Stanmore,
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London Visual Art Charity ‘Art For All’ Holds Online Fundraising Auction
[ad_1] Mall Galleries led by artists are holding an online fundraising auction from October 7th to 13th, which features over 200 original artworks
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points to consider for offshore trustees
[ad_1] A common feature of many offshore structures for international families has always been using trusts as a vehicle for holding art and
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Art gallery features “Just Texas Things,” hopes to get a pop from State Fair of Texas
[ad_1] DALLAS – Inside this little brick building, you’ll find an art gallery full of just Texas things. “I think that a lot
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6 Art Dealers on Where the Secondary Market Is Headed in 2024
[ad_1] Art Market Maxwell Rabb Last year was a rocky one for the secondary market. Sotheby’s, Christie’s, and Phillips—broad public barometers of the