Sentences with phrase «art market crashed»

They stopped collecting in 1991 when the art market crashed and they sold off the majority of their works.

That figure rose to $ 1.48 billion by 2008 before falling to $ 442.8 million in 2009, after the art market crashed.

In the October issue of The Brooklyn Rail, you can find my essay that explores how an art market crash might affect rank and file artists.

There is a severe art market crash, after which painting re-emerges.

Not exact matches

Veteran trader Art Cashin says this year's market volatility is reminiscent of the 1987 stock market crash.

For our Art and Design issue, New York has been examining the art world's recent past — tracing the identity - politics revolution; catching up with Richard Prince, the Warhol of the Instagram age — and it's present, as we sit down with James Franco to let him make a case for his art and get a crash course in today's market from a Sotheby's advisArt and Design issue, New York has been examining the art world's recent past — tracing the identity - politics revolution; catching up with Richard Prince, the Warhol of the Instagram age — and it's present, as we sit down with James Franco to let him make a case for his art and get a crash course in today's market from a Sotheby's advisart world's recent past — tracing the identity - politics revolution; catching up with Richard Prince, the Warhol of the Instagram age — and it's present, as we sit down with James Franco to let him make a case for his art and get a crash course in today's market from a Sotheby's advisart and get a crash course in today's market from a Sotheby's advisor.

Well before the market crash, political art was feeling omens of disaster, while such artists as Amy Wilson and Rashid Johnson were turning from politics to cryptic meditations on personal identity.

Seeing only true artistic values will overcome any type of art market fluctuation, it's tricky to predict who would survive the crash that is supposedly upon us.

Despite the 2008 crash, the contemporary art market continues to set records and seems an unstoppable force.

The Left Front: Radical Art in the «Red Decade,» 1929 — 1940, a major exhibition devoted to American art during the decade following the stock market crash of 1929, opens on January 13, 2015, at the Grey Art Gallery at New York UniversiArt in the «Red Decade,» 1929 — 1940, a major exhibition devoted to American art during the decade following the stock market crash of 1929, opens on January 13, 2015, at the Grey Art Gallery at New York Universiart during the decade following the stock market crash of 1929, opens on January 13, 2015, at the Grey Art Gallery at New York UniversiArt Gallery at New York University.

That's how much contemporary art sold in the week of November 2012 proving wrong every naysayer and pessimist waiting for the art market to crash.

Since Peter Cooper's heirs gave the Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art the land under the Chrysler Building in 1902, the school's endowment has enabled it to offer students a high - quality, tuition - free education through two world wars, the Great Depression and multiple stock market crashes and financial crises.

PUBLIC ART March 9: Mark Bradford «s «Sexy Cash» mural, which reference flyers posted around the artist's Los Angeles area studio advertising easy cash for properties during the housing market crash, is installed at 7540 Fay Avenue in the La Jolla neighborhood of San Diego, Calif..

Since the crash of the international art market in 1990, three New York galleries, BlumHelman, Luhring Augustine, and Salander - O'Reilly, have closed their Los Angeles branches, the Dan Weinberg Gallery has moved back to San Francisco, and the highly regarded James Corcoran has shut his Santa Monica gallery to become a partner in C&M Arts in Manhattan.

These emotional needs are why the art market will not «crash».

Anyone else remember Former Sotheby's head Tobias Meyer describing the art market as «non-cyclical» in 2008, just before it crashed?

Inspired by recent art - historical scholarship and in line with art - market trends, the exhibition eschews the binary of avant - garde experiment and socialist - realist conformity in favor of a thematic presentation that addresses contentious issues such as the formation of proletarian subjectivity, the impact of crash industrialization and agricultural collectivization, and the persistence of nationalism notwithstanding the hope for world revolution.

By then the art market had crashed, and with it the print market, which has never recovered.

While I went to school, I worked at the University of Arizona School of Theatre Arts and received a crash course in Marketing.