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Eli Wilner (Aug 26th, 2010)
In this episode of the ArtTactic Podcast, we're joined by Eli Wilner, Founder and CEO of Eli Wilner & Company, the prominent New York City art gallery specializing in American and European frames. While the art market has experienced a major surge and fall over the past five years, Eli discusses how the frame market has performed during this time. While several sectors exists within the overall art market, does that same structure exist for framing styles? Eli answers. Then, he explains the role of the frame throughout art history, including its relevance in regard to contemporary art. Lastly, Eli tells us about Eli Wilner & Company's new iPhone and iPad application!
Serge Tiroche (Aug 11th, 2010)
In this edition of the ArtTactic Podcast, we're joined by Serge Tiroche, Founder of ST-ART, the first Israeli artist incubator project. Serge breaks down what an artist incubator project in addition to discussing some of the ways in which ST-ART aids their artists throughout their integration into the art world while simultaneously investing in their future success. Then, he speculates as to whether or not this business model could become more prevalent in the future in the art world. Lastly, Serge speaks on the development of the Israeli contemporary art market over the past few years. (click image for permalink)
Clare McAndrews (Apr 26th, 2010)
In this episode of the ArtTactic Podcast, we're joined by Clare McAndrews, founder of Arts Economics and Editor and Author of Fine Art and High Finance. Clare shares with us some of her key findings from her annual TEFAF Global Art Market report. First, Clare reveals the actual size of the non-transparent art market and how it currently compares to years past. She also discusses the recent globalization of the art market and whether or not we can expect emerging art markets to continue to take away market share for the US and the UK in the future. Lastly, Clare provides some key lessons from the recession that we can take away for the future. (click image for permalink)
Lindsay Pollock (Mar 19th, 2010)
In this episode of the ArtTactic Podcast, we're joined by Lindsay Pollock, art market reporter for Bloomberg News, author of the book The Girl With The Gallery and blogger at www.lindsaypollock.com. Lindsay reports on the overall mood of the galleries showing at the two major fairs earlier this month, the Armory Show and TEFAF. She also touches on the type of art being shown at each fair as well as her favorite satelite fairs this year in New York. Lastly, Lindsay provides her thoughts on the buzz in the art market surrounding the upcoming major May auctions. (click image for permalink)
Marek Claassen (Nov 10th, 2009)
In this episode of the ArtTactic Podcast we're joined by Marek Claassen, Director of Artfacts.net, a website that specializes in tracking and ranking contemporary artists from around the world. Marek begins by discussing the intricacies behind Artfacts.net's artist ranking system, which judges artists based on their exhibition success rather than auction results. Then, he shares with us the Top 10 overall artists on the ranking list as well as the Top 10 artists in the rankings who are born after 1950. Later, Marek addresses significant trends he has detected in his artist rankings since the market downturn, including a drastic contraction in total exhibitions in the art world. Lastly, Marek talks about the correlation between changes in an artist's annual ranking and an artist's auction turnover, in addition to what possible patterns may exist in the art market in the future, based on current artist rankings. (click image for permalink)
Howard Rachofsky (Nov 3rd, 2009)
In this episode of the ArtTactic Podcast, we’re joined by Howard Rachofsky, the Dallas-based prominent art collector. As a major collector within the art world, Howard shares with us several insightful observations on the changes in the art world since the downturn. Also, as a recipient of a substantial guarantee in 2008, he provides his opinion on the future direction of the practice of auction house guarantees. Meanwhile, Howard addresses the reasons behind the supply dilemma auction houses are currently experiencing and whether or not the private market is facing a similar predicament. Howard also gives us his initial impressions on the upcoming Contemporary auctions in New York. Lastly, Howard tells us about the 11th annual TWO x TWO charity dinner and auction he and his wife recently hosted to benefit The Foundation for AIDS Research and the Dallas Museum of Art. (click image for permalink)
Matthew Slotover (Oct 27th, 2009)
In this episode of the ArtTactic Podcast, we're joined by Matthew Slotover, Co-Founder and Co-Director of Frieze Art Fair and Frieze Magazine. With the Frieze Art Fair taking place earlier this month, Matthew shares his impressions on the fair including the sentiment amongst galleries and collectors, the pace of transactions and how the reported number of sales compared to his personal expectations. Also, Matthew addresses changing trends at the fair, including how galleries are curating their booths as well as the geographical breakdown of galleries applying to Frieze. Then, Matthew addresses whether or not Frieze has or ever will consider setting up a second fair outside of London. Lastly, Matthew discusses why art fairs have become so increasingly significant within the art market over the past few years. (click image for permalink)
Lisa Erf (Oct 8th, 2009)
In this episode of the ArtTactic Podcast, we're joined by Lisa Erf, Director of the JP Morgan Chase Art Collection. Lisa begins by sharing the history and current makeup of this prominent corporate art collection. Also, Lisa speculates on how the art market downturn will impact corporate art collections' buying patterns in the near future. She also addresses the criticism that bailed out banks should not be able to maintain such vast art collections. Lastly, Lisa offers some advice to corporations contemplating developing art collections as well as lists the top benefits collections bring to their corporations. (click image for permalink)
Jonathan Lee (June 11th, 2009)
In this episode of the ArtTactic Podcast, we're joined by Jonathan Lee, chair of The Rose Art Museum Board of Directors at Brandeis University. Jonathan talks in detail about several issues pertaining to Brandeis University's controversial decision to close the museum. Jonathan first shares the board's initial reaction to the announcement of the closing, then dissects the closing of the museum from both a legal and ethical perspective. Jonathan also explains why he wouldn't be okay with Brandeis University selling part of the museum's collection even if the academic standards of the university are at stake. Lastly, Jonathan speaks about the proposed transformation of the Rose Art Museum space from a museum to a teaching center, and what it will be like without former Director Michael Rush. (click image for permalink)
