Art is an asset class that comes with its own set of tax implications and complications. Photo by Fatih Aktas/Anadolu via Getty Images The wealthiest among us—in economist talk, ultra-high-net-worth …
‘Aladar at Sagaponic,’ Billy Sullivan. Courtesy Rago/Wright When New York art dealer Aladar Marberger died in 1988, he was 41 years old and had been living with an AIDS diagnosis …
Glenn Pushelberg and George Yabu. Courtesy of Yabu Pushelberg When Observer published a story about design duo George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg’s Perry Street home in one of the famed …
Art collectors Kim Richter Shirley and Jon Shirley. Courtesy Kim Richter Shirley and Jon Shirley Former president, COO and director of Microsoft (MSFT) Jon Shirley, 84, discovered Alexander Calder when …
The Frieze LA in 2023. Photo by River Callaway/WWD via Getty Images Through up markets and down markets, the proliferation of contemporary art fairs is ongoing. Fair fatigue is real—gallery …
Collecting art is, in several ways, incomparable to any other hobby or investment. It is intimately connected to one’s personality and style—an expression of one’s taste. There’s a lot more …
Arthur Lewis’ love and appreciation for art have blurred the line between his vocation and his avocations. As director of United Talent Agency’s Fine Arts division—UTA being one of the …
Paul Signac, ‘Sisteron’. Courtesy Bonhams Renowned gallerist Alan Hartman started his art collecting journey early, acquiring his first hardstone jade carving at age 12. When he died in February of …
Amid financial and global turmoil, millionaires are pulling back on their art spending. Cautious collectors are allocating less wealth towards purchases, according to the new Survey of Global Collecting report …
In 1966, Sears and Roebuck, then America’s most popular retailer, hired the original Master of Menace, Vincent Price, to sell fine art to the public. Price, best known to audiences …