Investing in Culture: An Interview With Michael Karnjanaprakorn, Founder of Otis
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Investing in Culture: An Interview With Michael Karnjanaprakorn, Founder of Otis
Companies like Artland (featured below) have started to roll out VR vernissages that cater to novice investors and art collectors. The idea is to try and kickstart communities around specific art styles, regrouping people that do not necessarily have the resources to travel worldwide several times a year to visit art fairs.
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We’re so familiar with this polarization, we regard it as if it were an inevitable fact of nature, rather than what it really is: a cultural and commercial failing. Ideally artists should absorb the best qualities of business and vice versa. Rather than seeing such qualities as opposed to what they stand for as artists or business people, they shou
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If you take nothing else away from this article, remember this idea: In a capitalist economy, artificial scarcity creates the conditions for discovering culture’s true market value.
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When determining whether a cultural object has value, is it best to trust:
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often tell young artists that if they want longevity in the art business, they need to develop their own relationships with collectors,
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Great art opens a conversation rather than closing it.
Rick Rubin • The Creative Act: A Way of Being
It was while reading a book called Our Band Could Be Your Life by Michael Azerrad, about the history of punk and hardcore—which is a world I’ve also come from—that I started to think about the label format, especially the indie label format, as a really nice analogue. Because there’s this beautiful moment of all these great indie labels where they ... See more