June 18, 2026

Art Investment

Art Investment

Why public art is an investment in Dallas’ future

[ad_1] Snow and ice surround the Eye sculpture downtown after a winter storm on Monday, Jan. 26, 2026, in Dallas. Smiley N. Pool/Staff Photographer In 2026, Dallas will have its most photographed, live streamed, geotagged moment in modern history. Millions of fans, broadcasters, brands, athletes and creatives will pour into our city for the FIFA

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A quiet street, a friendly neighbour, a famous painting and an investment gone badly wrong

[ad_1] Special investigation: Three men claim they were promised grand returns on art deals pitched by their neighbour and friend that never materialised. The police said there was no case to answer 15:50, 05 Feb 2026Updated 16:02, 05 Feb 2026 Three men have told the ECHO how they invested thousands of pounds into proposed art

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Socializing and Art Investment at Once: The Era of ‘Art Memberships’

[ad_1] 사진 확대 Interior view of Soho House in London, United Kingdom. Soho House Soho House, a British social club with over 200,000 members worldwide, has become a symbol of the global elite’s taste community, maintaining a retention rate of over 90% despite annual membership fees in the millions of won. After it became known

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Investment: Art pieces sold for millions on the market

[ad_1] Barbara Guggenheim, CEO of Barbara Guggenheim Associates, Inc., joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss the art market as art sales surge in auction houses. It’s a good time to buy art, according to a prominent Canadian art advisor. The market is finally resurging after a two year slump in sales, Barbara Guggenheim, CEO of Barbara

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Investment in state-of-the-art Claas baler factory

[ad_1] One year after opening a new prototype workshop, CLAAS yesterday inaugurated two new assembly lines at its Metz-Woippy baler site. The investment is essential for the production of new baler series, such as the CEREX round baler and the next-generation square baler CUBIX which won the Innovation Award in Gold at Agritechnica 2025. It sets up the manufacturing site for future growth in balers.

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Super moves: Future Fund, ART, First Super

[ad_1] Future Fund’s managing director of real assets, David Bluff, is set to leave the $267 billion sovereign wealth fund, along with Tammi Fisher (pictured), who holds the same title. Bluff joined two years ago as head of private equity, having previously worked at the Carlyle Group as a director and managing partner. Fisher, who

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Romania’s Art Market shifts toward investment and growth

[ad_1] The Romanian art market is entering a new phase of maturity, with collectors increasingly combining emotional motivations with long-term financial thinking, according to the latest study released by Deloitte Romania. The second edition of the Romania Art Report, conducted in collaboration with the RAD Association and Artmark, shows that contemporary painting dominates acquisition preferences,

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Cayce approves landmark public art investment, bringing first Thomas Dambo troll sculpture to SC

[ad_1] CAYCE, S.C. (WIS) -Cayce has approved negotiations for a major public art initiative designed to attract visitors and support long-term economic growth, the city announced on Wednesday. The new project will make Cayce the first city in South Carolina to host one of Thomas Dambo’s internationally recognized troll sculptures made from recycled wood. Constructed

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Manchester makes a big investment in public art

[ad_1] While discussing local concerns, the Manchester Alliance sought a way to address blight, with concerns focusing around graffiti. The alliance helps manage growth and development in the Southside Richmond neighborhood. “We started looking into doing some graffiti removal, and started talking to businesses and getting their permission to do it,” said Janet Woodka, president

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Condo investment fund set to benefit from Ontario’s proposed tax break

[ad_1] Open this photo in gallery: Condo sales in Toronto have plunged to almost 40-year lows and more than 7,000 recently built condominiums sit empty and unsold.Frank Gunn/The Canadian Press High Art Capital, a $1.3-billion government-backed condominium investment fund, is set to become a top beneficiary of Ontario’s proposed sales tax break for investors who

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