- An investment flash: the rate of return for
photographs.
From today, painting is dead. Paul Delaroche, 1839, upon seeing a daguerreotype for the first time I. Introduction Although the general public has not completely recognized photography as an investment alternative, art collectors are snapping up the work of photographic masters at record prices. In October 1993, a vintage photograph ......
- Investing artistically: a novice guide to art
collecting in Mexico City.
"COLLECTING ART is something beautiful in life, something exhilarating, something that provokes even tears," says Pablo Goebel, owner of Mexico City gallery Pablo Goebel Fine Arts in Polanco. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Art is highly emotional and personal, but there ......
- You oughta be in pictures - and other
art.
You oughta be in pictures--and other art For an industry persistently regarded as conservative and cautious, banking can now lay claim to being in the vanguard of one venturesome activity--art collecting. Actually, art collecting has an attractive track record. Sotheby's Art Index, compiled by the famous auction house, says art ......
- Dealing with the Dresden deficit a challenge
Jack Kyle is closing the chapter on bringing world-class international art exhibitions to the Magnolia State. The Mississippi Commission for International Cultural Exchange (MCICE), which brought to Jackson exhibitions highlighting Russia, France, Spain and Germany, is dissolving, and Kyle, its director, is selling artwork to cover the deficit derived from ......
- Funding for the arts more than doubles
Funding for arts and culture by U.S. foundations has more than doubled since 1996, according to a report from the Foundation Center (http://fdncenter .orgy. The report, "Arts Funding Update," provides an overview of funding for the arts, culture, media, and humanities from 1996 to 2000, a period of record increases ......
- Oh, Canada
Toronto—The Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) has unveiled the schematic design crafted by Frank Gehry for its new building. The center piece of Transformation AGO, a $500-million project, the redesign and expansion is scheduled for completion in late 2007 following groundbreaking in early 2005. The project, whose estimated capital cost ......