Chapters in this guidebook reveal how internationally known artists, dealers and other experts handle today's art environment. Topics includes: insurance, contracts, art in public places, corporate collecting, professional art advisors, auction houses, and grants and artist/dealer relationships.
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Its a start: you must know what you are encountering,
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The format of this book is not "10 quick things you can do". It is mostly a discussion, from different people, attacking different subjets. It is not uniform. There is a lot of repetition. However, being a lawyer, I find that it is a good start for people who have little concept of technical aspects of the art market.
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This book has a variety of information. Some info seems to be for the emerging artist, other info is for the more established artist. It's a good reference but I'd suggest other business of art books first.
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The Book Every Artist Should Have On Their Bookshelf,
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This is the best book I've come across in my reading and researching on business topics for artists. No book is perfect, the be all end all, magic trick to make you famous and successful and no book can be. You have to do the work and this book is a perfect guide.
I found the chapter on Estate and Gift Planning very helpful and entertaining with stories and examples of famous artists who's estates almost wound up in disaster because of their shoddy estate planning - it also goes into Gift Tax planning and your art as taxable valuable property and why. The chapter on Copyright was right on target. This is a comprehensive subject and admittedly this book was written in the late 90's before artists were really considering the internet a serious issue but the laws still apply. Such a valuable book. Read it cover to cover and use it as a reference as well.
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The question I ask myself when art and business are discussed together is, "Has art grown into a desk job?" Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, United States, Los Angeles, Jasper Johns, Andy Warhol, Equity Association, Copyright Act, David Smith, Mark Rothko, Museum of Modern Art, Whitney Museum, African American, Daylight Ektachrome, Green Heart, Guernica Studios, Individual Artists Program, Jackson Pollock, Ivan Karp, Leo Castelli, Mary Boone, Museum of Fine Arts, Park Avenue, Paula Cooper, Baltimore Promenade, Castelli Gallery New!
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The question I ask myself when art and business are discussed together is, "Has art grown into a desk job?" Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, United States, Los Angeles, Jasper Johns, Andy Warhol, Equity Association, Copyright Act, David Smith, Mark Rothko, Museum of Modern Art, Whitney Museum, African American, Daylight Ektachrome, Green Heart, Guernica Studios, Individual Artists Program, Jackson Pollock, Ivan Karp, Leo Castelli, Mary Boone, Museum of Fine Arts, Park Avenue, Paula Cooper, Baltimore Promenade, Castelli Gallery New!
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- Jasper Johns (Universe of Art) by Leo Castelli on page 6, page 334, and page 341
- Artist Beware by Michael McCann PhD CIH on page 112, and page 126
- Mark Rothko (Museum of Modern Art) by Peter Howard Selz on page 64
- The Craft of Photography by David Vestal on page 205
- Final report (CCS occasional paper ; no. 6) by Speyside Project on page 142
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- Success Now! For Artists: A Motivational Guide for the Artrepreneur Revised and Expanded Second Edition by Renee Phillips on page 99, and Back Matter
- The Discovery of Pictorial Composition: Theories of Visual Order in Painting, 1400-1800 by Professor Thomas Puttfarken in Back Matter
- Degas in New Orleans: Encounters in the Creole World of Kate Chopin and George Washington Cable by Christopher Benfey in Back Matter
- Visual Arts Research: A Handbook by Elizabeth B. Pollard in Back Matter
- Legal Guide for the Visual Artist by Tad Crawford in Back Matter
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