Category: Art Market Leadership

South Korea’s Depressed Art Market Puts a Damper on Frieze Seoul

South Korea’s Depressed Art Market Puts a Damper on Frieze Seoul South Korea’s art scene has long been known for its vibrancy and innovation, attracting artists and collectors from around the world. However, recent data suggests that the country’s art market is currently facing some challenges, casting a shadow over events like Frieze Seoul. Frieze […]

Basquiat Sells for $22 Million in Art Auction Tied to 1MDB Fraud

Basquiat Sells for $22 Million in Art Auction Tied to 1MDB Fraud The art world was once again shaken by scandal as a painting by the legendary artist Jean-Michel Basquiat sold for a staggering $22 million at an auction linked to the infamous 1MDB fraud. The auction, held on Thursday, featured a collection of paintings […]

Sotheby’s to Bring Auction Series to Abu Dhabi, Eying Local Rich

Sotheby’s to Bring Auction Series to Abu Dhabi, Eying Local Rich Sotheby’s, the renowned auction house, is set to make waves in Abu Dhabi as it gears up to launch its first auction series in the emirate this December. This strategic move comes at a time when Abu Dhabi is positioning itself as a key […]

Rethinking ‘soft skills’ as core drivers of transformation

Rethinking ‘Soft Skills’ as Core Drivers of Transformation In the realm of business and leadership, the term ‘soft skills’ has often been relegated to the periphery, overshadowed by the more tangible and quantifiable ‘hard skills’. However, a paradigm shift is underway in the corporate world as organizations increasingly recognize the pivotal role that soft skills […]

Why Hyping Art As an Investment Needs to Stop

Why Hyping Art As an Investment Needs to Stop The art world has long been intertwined with the concept of investment, with pieces being bought and sold for exorbitant amounts at auctions and galleries around the globe. However, the recent trend of hyping art as an investment opportunity needs to be reevaluated. Marc Spiegler, a […]

Why People Don’t Know How Much Their Art Is Worth

Why People Don’t Know How Much Their Art Is Worth The art market is a complex and ever-changing landscape, influenced by a myriad of factors that can make determining the value of artworks a challenging task. In recent years, as the art market has contracted, publicly reported sales have thinned out, further complicating matters for […]

Sam Altman shrugs off Meta poaching, backs Trump, jabs at Musk

Sam Altman Stands Firm Amid Meta’s Talent Poaching, Expresses Support for Trump, and Takes a Swipe at Musk In the fast-paced world of tech giants, the competition for top talent is fierce. Meta, formerly known as Facebook, has been making headlines for poaching top AI talent from various companies. However, amidst the frenzy, Sam Altman, […]

What Blum’s Closure Means for the Art World

The Impact of Tim Blum’s Exit on the Art World The recent announcement of major gallerist Tim Blum’s decision to exit the art business has sent shockwaves through the art sector. Renowned art critic Marc Spiegler believes that this move will have a significant impact on the art world as a whole. Blum, known for […]

The Art Basel Vibe Shift

The Art Basel Vibe Shift Art Basel, one of the most prestigious art fairs in the world, has long been a barometer of the art market’s health and trends. This year, however, the event showcased a noticeable shift in its vibe. While sales were uneven, there was a palpable sense of optimism fueled by the […]

Dealers at Art Basel Sidestep Politics, Reap Rewards

Dealers at Art Basel Sidestep Politics, Reap Rewards Art Basel, one of the most prestigious art fairs in the world, has always been a melting pot of creativity, culture, and commerce. This year, however, something seemed different. Dealers and artists seemed to have consciously sidestepped the turbulent waters of politics, opting instead for safe, apolitical […]

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