The fact of the matter is that doing business in the art world is far more regulated than most areas of life and commerce. However, there are a few inter-linked takeaways from the Philbrick episode that are worth bearing in mind.
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@Jon_Sharples@NigelBiggar Let it never be said that a lawyer provides a straight answer, eh?
For my part, I've been pretty clear: I am not interested because it's utterly inconsequential. Up to you to prove the opposite, since you're the one asking for polling.
Good luck!
@elginmarbles@NigelBiggar I’m not looking for a debate - you have answered my question by demonstrating that you are not interested in public opinion. Fair enough!
A very nice surprise to be listening to one of my favourite artists Fani Parali on the @Talkart podcast and to hear my name come up in conversation, prompted by @russelltovey’s question on how performance art is bought and sold.
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I'm coming to London on a book tour! Join me, @witchywonderer, Jinhao Xie, and @KetingSun from @tangramsound for a 2-hour event to celebrate The Lantern and the Night Moths, Chinese literature in translation and Sino diaspora literature.
Register here: https://t.co/iNFH5vF5W8
Pleased to have some new Green MPs but I am sad that it came at the expense of @ThangamDebb, who has been a real source of hope and optimism as shadow culture secretary over the last year.
2023 vs. 2024
It's been exactly one year since I fought the British Museum for using my translations of Qiu Jin's poetry without permission. Thank you for being here to witness this wild ride.
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It’s only a matter of time until the FCA takes an interest in some of the various galleries offering art “investment” opportunities that have proliferated in the UK in the last few years. 2/2
It was good to talk with Anny Shaw and Massimo Sterpi about this recent regulatory enforcement action in Italy. Here’s the link to the text (in Italian) of the resolution published by Consob (Italy’s equivalent of the FCA): https://t.co/lRKrtlIG89 1/2
Italy's financial authority has suspended an offer by Art Invest Srl, a company promising a guaranteed 6.8% increase on art investments over 18 months. The move reflects growing scrutiny as galleries globally pitch art as a viable investment
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Hirst is entitled to use dates however he wants… provided buyers are not misled either by unexplained unconventional usage and/or by promotional material containing inaccurate statements.