Separating price and value with art market journalist Marion Manecker
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Separating price and value with art market journalist Marion Manecker
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I am thrilled to share this conversation with journalist Marion Manecker. We discuss how the art market is really a distribution market. Marion suggests dumping the idea that the most expensive art is the best art. He also shares his clarifying ideas about speculators, alchemy, and about the real flex that underlies all art purchases.
A longtime art world columnist and auction house insider, Marion Maneker is the founder of Artelligence, a leading source of information on the global arts market. He was formerly the president of ARTnews, a publisher at HarperCollins, and features editor at New York magazine. He currently writes Wall Power, the daily art market email for Puck.
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Notes:
Puck
Michael Findlay, “The Value of Art”
Alfred Taubman trial
Alfred Taubman, “Threshold Resistance”
The Macklowe Collection at Sotheby's
Coverage of the Macklowe auction in the New York Times
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