May 7, 2026

Art Investment

Art Investment

City of Brampton to strengthen investment in arts and culture by assuming ownership and operations of Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives

Downtown Revitalization and Hazel McCallion Light Rapid Transit With a revitalized and more vibrant downtown, significantly improved transit connectivity to a much larger catchment area and an anticipated transit stop near the museum, PAMA will be able to capitalize on a larger pool of prospective visitors to downtown Brampton, while being served by what will

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SPCA receives $3.5 million investment for state-of-the-art medical center

SHARONVILLE, Ohio (WKRC) – SPCA Cincinnati was given a $3.5 million investment to increase the capacity for foster care and to aid in the creation of a state-of-the-art medical center. SPCA Cincinnati’s CEO and President Chris Seelbach said the investment was “one of the largest capital investments SPCA has ever had.” “Animals are going to

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Art as investment: The true cost of owning a priceless painting- The Week

More than a decade ago, in my first full-time role working on an exhibition dedicated to Raja Ravi Varma, I remember studying valuation and insurance sheets with a certain quiet disbelief. The figures, then in single crores, felt substantial, even faintly indulgent. There was, implicit in those documents, an attempt to reconcile two very different

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The true cost of owning a priceless painting- The Week

More than a decade ago, in my first full-time role working on an exhibition dedicated to Raja Ravi Varma, I remember studying valuation and insurance sheets with a certain quiet disbelief. The figures, then in single crores, felt substantial, even faintly indulgent. There was, implicit in those documents, an attempt to reconcile two very different

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Should I buy art? – Offaly Live

The chances of finding a renowned, long-lost sculpture that will fetch millions at auction in your granny’s attic, is sadly slim. The same goes for unearthing an extraordinarily valuable painting in your local charity shop (although it does happen very, very occasionally, just watch Antiques Roadshow…). The rarity of these moments doesn’t mean that buying

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Art investment is booming for the ultra-wealthy. But JPMorgan sees a few caveats for aspiring buyers.

Wiktor Szymanowicz/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images Interest in the luxury art market is picking up. For those looking to buy, it’s important to remember that art doesn’t function like a rational investing asset. A senior lending specialist at JPMorgan Private Bank lays out three caveats for art investment. After a couple of down years, the

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Art Investing Is Booming: 3 Caveats for Wealthy Buyers, From JPMorgan

After a couple of down years, the luxury-art market is coming back for ultra-wealth investors. Loading audio narration… Alexandra Levitt Reach, a senior lending specialist at JPMorgan Private Bank, told BI that her firm’s art-financing portfolio has grown 90% over the past three years. Further, a recent report from Art Basel and UBS showed public

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The fine art of investing | Alternative investments

If you don’t know that much about modern art, but you know what you like – or, better still, feel you could spot the next Damien Hirst – now could be the time to put some money into one of the few alternative investments you get to enjoy as it appreciates: contemporary art. In the

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Canvas to capital: How art is becoming India’s new investment asset | Personal Finance

  The shift is subtle, but unmistakable: art in India is moving from walls to wealth strategies. How is art entering India’s wealth and investment conversation? For decades, Indian wealth has largely been parked in real estate, gold and equities. But as portfolios mature, investors are increasingly seeking assets that combine financial

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Art and tax: When collectors can avoid CGT

Unlike many other assets, artworks held by a natural person as part of a private collection can qualify as “personal-use assets”, meaning profits on sale may fall outside the capital gains tax (CGT) in certain circumstances. Listen:The role and impact of alternative investing [Oct ’24]Alternative assets on the ascent: Investing outside the box [Sep ’24]

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