Antiques Magazine Archive, April 2021
From hybrid online ventures to new subscription models, mass events in the art world won't look the same post-pandemic
The world of art fairs is going to change for good—and only the better-funded fairs will survive
PRESENTS FROM THE PAST BOX RIVER NEWS. Your monthly Antiques and Art column from Art Expert, Iain Brunt.
Hopefully as you read this we will be starting to see the country opening up again. Lockdown, whilst obviously a huge inconvenience to all our lives, did have one positive
side-effect though - during 2020 burglaries dropped by a huge 20%. By remaining in our homes we all became a highly effective home security system. Now that lockdown is ending, how do we continue to keep our antiques and art safe?
Ripping up the rule book: Banksy, Beeple and Jafri
In the space of just three weeks, we have seen almost all the accepted norms of the traditional art market shattered
Some art dealers had to make trips to keep their businesses afloat during the pandemic.
What Lockdown? While You Were at Home, These Art Dealers Where Quietly Crisscrossing the US to Get an Edge on the Competition
The Art Angle Podcast: How the Pandemic Totally Changed the Art Market
This week, Intelligence Report editor Julia Halperin joins the show to make sense of a year of art market data.