July 1, 2025

Art Investment

Art Investment

The US art of investment diplomacy – World

US President Donald Trump is back from his Middle East trip; his first major overseas visit after assuming office in his second tenure. The visit resulted in commitments of more than $2 trillion of investment from the oil-rich Gulf Arab states. Yet a question is making the rounds: Would all those commitments materialise, especially in

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The US art of investment diplomacy – Newspaper

US President Donald Trump is back from his Middle East trip; his first major overseas visit after assuming office in his second tenure. The visit resulted in commitments of more than $2 trillion of investment from the oil-rich Gulf Arab states. Yet a question is making the rounds: Would all those commitments materialise, especially in

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Art investment company with two disqualified directors is wound up: TONY HETHERINGTON investigates

Tony Hetherington is Financial Mail on Sunday’s ace investigator, fighting readers corners, revealing the truth that lies behind closed doors and winning victories for those who have been left out-of-pocket. Find out how to contact him below.  An art investment company that The Mail on Sunday revealed had employed two barred directors – one with

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Art Basel Announces Doha Edition In Landmark Qatari Partnership

Doha will join Basel, Miami Beach, Hong Kong, and Paris as an Art Basel host city when the fair launches its newest iteration in February 2026. Today’s announcement introduces Art Basel Qatar as an unprecedented partnership between Art Basel’s parent company, MCH Group, Qatar Sports Investments (QSI), and cultural strategists QC+, marking a strategic expansion

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Art Basel Announces Doha Edition In Landmark Qatar Partnership

Doha will join Basel, Miami Beach, Hong Kong, and Paris as an Art Basel host city when the fair launches its newest iteration in February 2026. Today’s announcement introduces Art Basel Doha as an unprecedented partnership between Art Basel’s parent company, MCH Group, Qatar Sports Investments (QSI), and cultural strategists QC+, marking a strategic expansion

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Art Basel launches new art fair in Qatar

Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Art Basel will launch a new art fair in Doha, Qatar next year, a move that cements the Middle East as the next frontier in the global art market. “The Middle East and north Africa

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Art Basel announces new Qatar fair

Art Basel has announced that it will open a new art fair in Qatar – ending months of speculation of potential collaborations about the Swiss fair behemoth and different sites in the Middle East. “Since joining Art Basel in this role about two and a half years ago, we have set it as a goal to

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Bog’Art to develop EUR 20 mln boutique residential complex in downtown Bucharest

Bog’Art Residential, part of the Bog’Art Group, a developer of premium residential properties in Central and Northern Bucharest, acquired a plot of land in an ultra-central area of Bucharest and formed a strategic joint venture with a Spanish investor for the development of a boutique residential complex valued at about EUR 20 million.  The project

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Rebuilding Community Relationships Through Investments in Creativity, Arts, and Culture

Weavers participate in a 2024 neighborhood festival at Springboard for the Arts in Saint Paul, Minnesota. (Photo by Thai Phan-Quang) Exit polls from the 2024 US election showed that three-quarters of voters nationwide felt negatively about the way things were going in the country, and many Americans continue to feel a profound sense of unease

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Why is the art market turning Gulf-wards?

The sale of luxury goods in China slumped in 2024 by an eye-watering 18% to 20%, according to the consultancy Bain & Company, bringing to an end a period of “exponential growth” in the country. The art trade has suffered as well, with the Art Basel/UBS report citing a 31% drop in sales in 2024

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