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Thursday, May 05, 2005

Elsewhere Today

I play Cassandra in this week's issue of NYFA Current with a piece that predicts the end of an era and provides some survival tips for emerging artists:
I believe we’re currently experiencing a bubble in the contemporary art market that rivals the bubble in technology stocks seen in the late ’90s. When the bubble bursts—and it eventually will—the market for contemporary art will look very different than it does today. Emerging visual artists, as a result, will need to use new strategies for marketing their work to survive the change in environment.
Read the whole piece here.

And while you're at it, you really ought to subscribe to NYFA Current if you don't already. The price (free) is right, and the content is always compelling.

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