Art as a Luxury Investment
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Archive – Alternative Investments
In the traditional sense, you could call an alternative investment an asset that is not one of the conventional investment types, such as stocks, bonds and cash. We would agree with that, but believe it goes a step further. While requiring great timing and strategy, these are not just common market speculations, but investments into
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Archive – Where to Buy Art Online: From Christie’s to Paddle 8
Splash image: Sarah, Alex Katz, Lithograph printed in colours on rising white 2-ply museum board. 14 x 39 inches (2012) It’s easy to get educated and purchase art from the comfort of your own home without having to travel to a gallery or studio. However, there is still resistance among 51% of art collectors in buying art online,
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Archive – Alternative ways of viewing and collecting art – /edition art book fair launches in Toronto
Splash image: “The Ground and the Sky (for Remy Charlip)” by Michael Dumontier; foil printing on the cover of an old found book (Image courtesy of Paul + Wendy Projects, Toronto) This week, you better save an extra hour (or two) for /edition, the first annual international art book fair in Toronto. The fair runs
Archive – Ask an Expert: How to Buy Art
It’s no surprise that, with the massive popularity of Art Basel Miami and pop culture’s constant fascination with art, interest in this area has risen at a steady crescendo over the years to a fever pitch. But long before today’s mainstream culture professed its love for the art world, Marla Wasser was out searching the
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Archive – Arts philanthropy a winning formula for artists
Globe and Mail PUBLISHED JUNE 30, 2016 DEIRDRE KELLY Link to article: Globe And Mailhttp://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/arts-philanthropy-a-winning-formula-for-artists-wealthy/article30679667/ Download PDF When a prominent arts patron recently let it be known that she had given $13-million to Les Grands Ballets Canadiens, her intentions were altruistic. “I don’t want any stories about me,” Constance V. Pathy said as she declined an
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