The Art Newspaper
presents a very sensible article on the topic of ethics concerning
museums' frequent role in increasing the financial value of art work
through their exhibitions. The piece is written by Adrian Ellis, the
director of AEA Consulting. Link here.
Edward Winkleman has a post about it, which will probably generate a very interesting discussion in the comments, as his posts usually do. Link here.
Edward Winkleman has a post about it, which will probably generate a very interesting discussion in the comments, as his posts usually do. Link here.
"Decisions made by art museums about what objects to acquire and what to exhibit affect the prices that those works of art and others related to them can command in the market. In the case of "related" works of art, the mechanics are very straightforward..." Continue reading.
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