Showing posts with label art market. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art market. Show all posts
October 18, 2020

Regulatory Comparison: How is the 19th century merchant shipping scene similar to today's ancient art market.

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East Indiamen Madagascar by Thomas Goldsworth Dutton (fl 1840) National Maritime Museum Greenwich, London A lesson from our regulatory past....
January 29, 2020

30 art objects held in precautionary seizure at the Brussels Antiques & Fine Arts fair

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Begun in 1956, BRAFA, the eight day Brussels Antiques & Fine Arts fair (Salone dell'Antiquariato e dell'Arte di Bruxelles) ...
January 20, 2020

Conference: Violated National Heritage: Theft, Trafficking and Restitution

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The Society for the History of Collecting together with the V & A Museum present the following event.  Event:  Violated National Her...
October 29, 2015

i2MStandards offers systematic approach to problem of fakes and forgeries in the art market -- Colette Loll, ARCA Alum

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Colette Loll, Art Fraud Insights Tom Mashberg's article for The New York Times , " Art Forgers Beware: DNA Could Thwart Fak...
January 16, 2015

Introducing ARCA Lecturer Dr. Tom Flynn — ‘The International Art Market and Associated Risk’

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Dr. Tom Flynn at Terni Waterfall Tom will be returning to Amelia this year to teach ‘The International Art Market and Associated Risk’...
July 20, 2014

Book Review: ARCA Lecturer Tom Flynn adds chapter to "Risk and Uncertainty in the Art World"

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by Martin Terrazas, ARCA Alum '13 Risk and Uncertainty in the Art World (ISBN: 9781472902924 ) is a notable attempt at compiling ...
March 29, 2014

The 2014 Forbes Billionaires List: Dr. Tom Flynn on how new trends in wealth may affect the art market

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The ARCA blog asked Dr. Tom Flynn, an ARCA Lecturer , about what trends in wealth could mean to the art market. According to “ The 2014 F...
June 3, 2011

WSJ Reports on "Artists and Assistants: The Art Assembly Line

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by Catherine Schofield Sezgin, ARCA Blog Editor-in-Chief One of my friends on Facebook posted this article and I would hate for anyone inte...
June 3, 2009

The Art Market: How Lending Fuels Art Crime

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ARCA is pleased to present a series of papers written by graduates of Noah Charney's course on art crime, taught at Yale University in t...