Cosmopolitan Canvases: The Globalization of Markets for Contemporary Art
Herausgeber: Velthuis, Olav; Baia Curioni, Stefano
Cosmopolitan Canvases: The Globalization of Markets for Contemporary Art
Herausgeber: Velthuis, Olav; Baia Curioni, Stefano
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This book provides a unique insight into the global art market. Chapters discuss the flows of contemporary art, the migration of contemporary artists, and the worldwide diffusion of organizational models which the art market has recently witnessed.
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This book provides a unique insight into the global art market. Chapters discuss the flows of contemporary art, the migration of contemporary artists, and the worldwide diffusion of organizational models which the art market has recently witnessed.
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- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 464
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Mai 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 243mm x 167mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 629g
- ISBN-13: 9780198717744
- ISBN-10: 0198717741
- Artikelnr.: 41887837
- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 464
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Mai 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 243mm x 167mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 629g
- ISBN-13: 9780198717744
- ISBN-10: 0198717741
- Artikelnr.: 41887837
Olav Velthuis is Associate Professor at the Department of Sociology and Anthropology of the University of Amsterdam. He is currently studying the emergence and development of art markets in the BRIC-countries (Brazil, Russia, India and China). Velthuis is the author of Imaginary Economics (NAi Publishers, 2005) and Talking Prices. Symbolic Meanings of Prices on the Market for Contemporary Art (Princeton University Press, 2005), which received the Viviana Zelizer Distinguished Book Award of the American Sociological Association for the best book in economic sociology (2006). Together with Maria Lind of Tensta Konsthall (Stockholm), he recently edited the book Contemporary Art and Its Commercial Markets A Report on Current Conditions and Future Scenarios (Sternberg Press, 2012). A recognized authority on art markets, his journalistic writings have appeared in among others Artforum, the Art Newspaper and the Financial Times. Stefano Baia Curioni is Associate Professor at the Department of Institutional Analysis of Bocconi University in Milano. He is founder, former Director and vice President of the ASK (Art, Science, Knowledge) research center of Bocconi University, visiting professor of cultural economics at IMT institute Lucca for the Phd Heritage management and development. In the last fifteen years Baia Curioni concentrated his research and teaching activities in the field of cultural institutions and policies with a specific interest in the historical analysis of the transformation of art system and fields. His last book, Mercanti dell'Opera, is dedicated to the economic history of Italian Operatic music scene in the XIX and XX century. Within the ASK research center, Baia Curioni is leading a research project on the contemporary art legitimation processes and served the Italian Ministry of Culture for different intervention in the last years. He is Board Member of the Ratti Foundation in Como
* 1: Olav Velthuis and Stefano Baia Curioni: Introduction: Making
Markets Global
* Part I: Emerging infrastructures
* 2: Flip Vermeylen: 1. The India Art Fair and the Market for Visual
Arts in the Global South
* 3: Stefano Baia-Curioni, Ludovica Leone and Laura Forti: 1. Making
visible. Artists and Galleries in the Global Art System
* 4: Svetlana Kharchenkova, Nataliya Komarova and Olav Velthuis: 1.
Official Art Organizations in the Emerging Markets of China and
Russia
* 5: Mukti Khaire: Art Without Borders? Online Firms and the Global Art
Market
* Part II: Global Flows and their Limits
* 6: Luc Renneboog and Christophe Spaenjers: 1. Investment Returns and
Economic Fundamentals in International Art Markets
* 7: Roman Kräussl: Art as an Alternative Asset Class: Risk and Return
Characteristics of the Middle Eastern and Northern African Art
Markets
* 8: Alain Quemin and Femke van Hest: 1. The Impact of Nationality and
Territory on Fame and Success in the Visual Arts Sector: Artists,
Experts and the Market
* 9: Tamar Yogev and Gokhan Ertug: 1. Global and Local Flows in the
Contemporary Art Market: The Growing Prevalence of Asia
* Part III: Local Configurations of Art Markets
* 10: Amanda Brandellero: The Emergence of a Market for Art in Brazil
* 11: Adrian Favell: 1. The Contemporary Art Market in Galapagos: Japan
and the Global Art World
* 12: Olga Kanzaki Sooudi: 1. Morality and Exchange in the Mumbai
Contemporary Art World
Markets Global
* Part I: Emerging infrastructures
* 2: Flip Vermeylen: 1. The India Art Fair and the Market for Visual
Arts in the Global South
* 3: Stefano Baia-Curioni, Ludovica Leone and Laura Forti: 1. Making
visible. Artists and Galleries in the Global Art System
* 4: Svetlana Kharchenkova, Nataliya Komarova and Olav Velthuis: 1.
Official Art Organizations in the Emerging Markets of China and
Russia
* 5: Mukti Khaire: Art Without Borders? Online Firms and the Global Art
Market
* Part II: Global Flows and their Limits
* 6: Luc Renneboog and Christophe Spaenjers: 1. Investment Returns and
Economic Fundamentals in International Art Markets
* 7: Roman Kräussl: Art as an Alternative Asset Class: Risk and Return
Characteristics of the Middle Eastern and Northern African Art
Markets
* 8: Alain Quemin and Femke van Hest: 1. The Impact of Nationality and
Territory on Fame and Success in the Visual Arts Sector: Artists,
Experts and the Market
* 9: Tamar Yogev and Gokhan Ertug: 1. Global and Local Flows in the
Contemporary Art Market: The Growing Prevalence of Asia
* Part III: Local Configurations of Art Markets
* 10: Amanda Brandellero: The Emergence of a Market for Art in Brazil
* 11: Adrian Favell: 1. The Contemporary Art Market in Galapagos: Japan
and the Global Art World
* 12: Olga Kanzaki Sooudi: 1. Morality and Exchange in the Mumbai
Contemporary Art World
* 1: Olav Velthuis and Stefano Baia Curioni: Introduction: Making
Markets Global
* Part I: Emerging infrastructures
* 2: Flip Vermeylen: 1. The India Art Fair and the Market for Visual
Arts in the Global South
* 3: Stefano Baia-Curioni, Ludovica Leone and Laura Forti: 1. Making
visible. Artists and Galleries in the Global Art System
* 4: Svetlana Kharchenkova, Nataliya Komarova and Olav Velthuis: 1.
Official Art Organizations in the Emerging Markets of China and
Russia
* 5: Mukti Khaire: Art Without Borders? Online Firms and the Global Art
Market
* Part II: Global Flows and their Limits
* 6: Luc Renneboog and Christophe Spaenjers: 1. Investment Returns and
Economic Fundamentals in International Art Markets
* 7: Roman Kräussl: Art as an Alternative Asset Class: Risk and Return
Characteristics of the Middle Eastern and Northern African Art
Markets
* 8: Alain Quemin and Femke van Hest: 1. The Impact of Nationality and
Territory on Fame and Success in the Visual Arts Sector: Artists,
Experts and the Market
* 9: Tamar Yogev and Gokhan Ertug: 1. Global and Local Flows in the
Contemporary Art Market: The Growing Prevalence of Asia
* Part III: Local Configurations of Art Markets
* 10: Amanda Brandellero: The Emergence of a Market for Art in Brazil
* 11: Adrian Favell: 1. The Contemporary Art Market in Galapagos: Japan
and the Global Art World
* 12: Olga Kanzaki Sooudi: 1. Morality and Exchange in the Mumbai
Contemporary Art World
Markets Global
* Part I: Emerging infrastructures
* 2: Flip Vermeylen: 1. The India Art Fair and the Market for Visual
Arts in the Global South
* 3: Stefano Baia-Curioni, Ludovica Leone and Laura Forti: 1. Making
visible. Artists and Galleries in the Global Art System
* 4: Svetlana Kharchenkova, Nataliya Komarova and Olav Velthuis: 1.
Official Art Organizations in the Emerging Markets of China and
Russia
* 5: Mukti Khaire: Art Without Borders? Online Firms and the Global Art
Market
* Part II: Global Flows and their Limits
* 6: Luc Renneboog and Christophe Spaenjers: 1. Investment Returns and
Economic Fundamentals in International Art Markets
* 7: Roman Kräussl: Art as an Alternative Asset Class: Risk and Return
Characteristics of the Middle Eastern and Northern African Art
Markets
* 8: Alain Quemin and Femke van Hest: 1. The Impact of Nationality and
Territory on Fame and Success in the Visual Arts Sector: Artists,
Experts and the Market
* 9: Tamar Yogev and Gokhan Ertug: 1. Global and Local Flows in the
Contemporary Art Market: The Growing Prevalence of Asia
* Part III: Local Configurations of Art Markets
* 10: Amanda Brandellero: The Emergence of a Market for Art in Brazil
* 11: Adrian Favell: 1. The Contemporary Art Market in Galapagos: Japan
and the Global Art World
* 12: Olga Kanzaki Sooudi: 1. Morality and Exchange in the Mumbai
Contemporary Art World