The past year has presented the art trade with unprecedented challenges, but it has also revealed how changes in the way we do business may re-shape the industry into a more collaborative one. More galleries are working together, new art communities are coalescing and digital innovations are being developed at great speed. It is clear the art market is headed in a new direction—and if flights are grounded and borders closed due to the pandemic, perhaps that new direction will be a “glocal” one.
So, where will these developments lead us in the next year, two years, ten years?
In a new, three-part online live event series beginning on 8 October, hosted in partnership with Cromwell Place, The Art Newspaper will explore how the market is not only adapting but expanding. Join us as we talk to industry experts about why galleries of all sizes are teaming up to try out new ideas, the shift to the “glocal” and what the art world can do to prepare for what could be a radically different future.
Details on each event and registration information is provided below. These events are free to attend with registration, limited spaces available.
Register for all three events now!
8 October | Is the new spirit of collaboration lip-service or game-changing?
12pm EDT/5pm BST
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Featuring:
- Pilar Corrias, Pilar Corrias
- Caroline Douglas, Contemporary Art Society
- Sunny Rahbar, The Third Line
- Neil Wenman, Hauser & Wirth
- Moderated by Anna Brady, art market editor at The Art Newspaper
15 October | Breaking boundaries—local is the new global
12pm EDT/5pm BST
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Featuring:
- Rachel Lehmann, Lehmann Maupin
- Sundaram Tagore, Sundaram Tagore
- Rakeb Sile, Addis Fine Art
- Ayo Adeyinka, Tafeta
- Moderated by Anny Shaw, contributing art market editor at The Art Newspaper
22 October | Economist Clare McAndrew in conversation with Georgina Adam
12pm EDT/5pm BST
