When Denver’s GALLERY M launched it’s Charles Dwyer “A Call To Vera” show on March 7, nationwide gallery and collector shows were preparing for the “economic realities” in the US due to another economic bubble taking it’s toll. Would galleries and their painters find it difficult to sell with cuts in household perceived and actual [...]
Today’s collector for fine art, photography and sculpture has access to a variety of guides, opinions and resources to ensure an informed purchase decision is possible. Site quality will determine the effectiveness of your decision of course. Here are a few that will help you obtain facts and figures in addition to the main gallery [...]
Boris Yeltsin’s memorable moments stemmed from ranting for change perched high above a soviet tank to gay spurts of electoral freedom, as captured in Rostov, Russia 1996 by photographer, Alexander Zemlianichenk. Zemlianichenk’s photograph received the Pulitzer Prize in 1996 because the mood in the country, decimated by years of communist rule, corrupt leadership and lost [...]
Investing in fine art is taboo at GALLERY M. Yet it is possible for high net worth individuals to put their money to work in a recent breed of sector funds referred to as Fine Art Mutual Funds. For a good overview, consider reading why ABN-AMRO in 2005 dropped out of this particular sector. Art [...]
Corporate Art collectors play an instrumental role in furthering a larger awareness for the arts. Whether it be Raymond James in the Southeast, Anschutz in the West , Microsoft up in the Northwest or JP Morgan Chase in the East, the American art experience would be amiss without the corporate art collector. Emerging artists like [...]
Sticker Shock on the Auction Block – New York Times: The ART QUARTERLY reported the Barrett-Jackson auction on “>Jan 19.
