
Seven Days in the Art World

In the end, the question “what is judged to be valuable contemporary art” is determined first by major dealers, later by branded auction houses, a bit by museum curators who stage special shows, very little by art critics, and hardly at all by buyers. High prices are created by branded dealers promoting particular artists, by a few artists successf
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A Economia Artisticamente Criativa - Arte, mercado, sociedade (Portuguese Edition)
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