The Art Market Podcast

The Art Market Podcast is a weekly deep dive into the global art world, hosted by Georgina Adam and Tom Forwood, that pulls back the curtain on auctions, galleries, collectors and the money behind the masterpieces. Georgina and Tom draw on their years of insider knowledge, offering a clear-eyed perspective to bring you what's really going on in one of the world's most fascinating, seductive and opaque industries.

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  19. Tim Schneider - How to Fail at Disrupting the Art Market

  Aug 28, 202654 minS0

  <p>In Episode 19 of the Art Market Podcast, Georgina and Tom are joined by one of the great thinkers in the art market, Tim Schneider, the journalist and author of The Great Reframing⁠, and writer of the long-running ⁠The Gray Market⁠.</p><p>Tim joins Georgina and Tom to dissect some of the dynamics of the art market today, including:</p>Why the gallery world is a 'matching market', like Hollywood, Birkins, and Ferraris - not a retail market.Why outsiders from tech and finance keep trying, and failing, to "disrupt" the art market.Why the hoped-for $93 trillion Great Wealth Transf...

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  18. What makes Private Museums bad? + Are Galleries really 'not OK'?

  Aug 21, 202652 minS0

  <p>Georgina and Tom are back from their summer break with two stories that have been bubbling away in the background all summer. First, private museums: with roughly 450 to 500 now in existence, almost all built this century, and prompted by the billion-dollar Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles deciding to charge $25 entry and solicit public donations, they ask when these institutions serve the public good and when they're simply vanity projects.</p><p>In the second half, they turn to Marc Spiegler's much-discussed New York Times piece, "Art Galleries Are Not Okay", and whether the former Art Basel...

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  17. Compilation - Art Basel Qatar, Buyer's Premiums, Modigliani Cat Res, and Politics in Venice

  Aug 14, 202654 minS0

  <p>The Art Market Podcast team are on summer holidays, so we have put together a special compilation of clips - four of the most popular and still relevant conversations from earlier in the year, for the new listeners who've joined along the way.</p><p>Our first ever topic, Art Basel Qatar and the perennial question of whether the Gulf becomes the next great art hub. </p><p>Then, why auction buyer's premiums keep climbing towards thirty percent, and the auction revenue trap that that keeps forcing them up.</p><p>Next, the new Modigliani catalogue raisonné, the hundred n...

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  16. Julie Brener Davich - Aspen ArtWeek/ArtCrush/Art Fair, the Power of US Collectors, and is Pace a Precedent?

  Aug 7, 202639 minS0

  <p>In Episode 16 of the Art Market Podcast, Tom and Georgina are joined by Julie Brener Davich, art journalist, veteran of both Christie's and Sotheby's, and author of the Substack The Appraisal, for a deep dive into the American art market beyond the coasts. Julie reports back from Aspen, where the Aspen Art Museum's new AIR festival, the Artcrush gala and a fast-growing art fair reveal a summer scene of mountaintop performances, luxury sponsors and a changing of the collector guard.</p><p>Next, Julie turn to the enormous, under-reported wealth outside New York and LA – Dallas, Des Moines, New Or...

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  15. Melanie Gerlis - Art as a Bad Investment, Why the Art Market has Stopped Growing, and more

  Jul 31, 202648 minS0

  <p>In Episode 15 of the Art Market Podcast, Georgina and Tom are joined by Melanie Gerlis, art market correspondent for the Financial Times and author of such tomes as Art as an Investment? and The Art Fair Story.</p><p>Melanie makes the case that art is not a good investment, and they trace the whole "art as an asset class" idea back to Peter Wilson's Times Sotheby's index and its deliberate courting of Wall Street money.</p><p>They dig into the galleries that sell overvalued work to first-time buyers and what actually turns a rich person into a...

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