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12 July 2016 by Tabish Khan in FEATURES
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Has Contemporary Art Sold Out To The Market?

A lively and good humoured debate, with a shock result

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7 August 2015 by daniel barnes in NEWS
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Daniel’s Value and Ideas #81: Top Doig

Artnet has published its list of the top ten most expensive living British artists at auction for 2015. The list betrays a gentle change in the current of British art,

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24 July 2015 by daniel barnes in NEWS
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Daniel’s Value and Ideas #79: Baselitz, the Loan Ranger

Georg Baselitz has demanded the removal of all his loaned works from German museums in protest against regulations regarding the export of artworks.

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24 April 2015 by daniel barnes in NEWS
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Daniel’s Value and Ideas #66: Experience Matters

Tabish Khan wrote an insightful piece this week on how the prices of artworks are calculated. He identified two contributing factors: one, the artist’s price point at a given time, which is presumably a function of the strength of the artist’s brand; and two, the size of the artwork.

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13 March 2015 by daniel barnes in NEWS
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Daniel’s Value and Ideas #60: Caught Up in the Century’s Anxiety

In 2014, the global art market grossed €51billion, which is a 7% increase on 2013 and the highest total ever recorded. These are the findings of Dr Clare McAndrew, who every year compiles the TEFAF Art Market report before jetting off to the one of the artworld’s most prestigious art fairs in Maastricht.

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13 February 2015 by daniel barnes in NEWS
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Daniel’s Value and Ideas #56: The Usual Suspects

Auction week heralded the usual suspects: Richter, Hirst, Warhol, Fontanna, Boetti, Klein, Murillo, Twombly, Baselitz, Dubuffet, Basquaiat. Different works, but the same artists endlessly circulating the market.

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6 February 2015 by daniel barnes in NEWS
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Daniel’s Value and Ideas #55: We Need to Talk about Damien

Damien Hirst sold a lot of very expensive art between 2007 and 2008. So much that he became the world’s most expensive living artist, which gave him the acumen to do whatever he liked. Next week, the seminal Pill Cabinet Lullaby, Winter is going under the hammer at Christie’s, but it has a curious history as an unfulfilled promise that had momentous effects.

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9 January 2015 by daniel barnes in NEWS
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Daniel’s Value and Ideas #51: The Balloon Monkey is Not What It Seems

A spectre is haunting the artworld. In the foyer of Christie’s New York, at over twelve feet tall and made of painted steel, Jeff Koons’ Balloon Monkey (Orange) (2006-2013) presides over daily business.

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1 January 2015 by daniel barnes in NEWS
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Daniel’s Value and Ideas #50: Explaining Artworld Jargon

In order to combat this, contemporary art has developed jargon that purports to explain every nuance of the artworld, but it often only deepens the mystery.

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12 December 2014 by daniel barnes in NEWS
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Daniel’s Value and Ideas #47: Franco, My Dear, I Don’t Give a Damn

James Franco is everywhere, doing everything, all the time. He is an actor, writer, musician, English Literature student, teacher, director and world war agitator. Now, like everyone else in Hollywood, he is an artist, but one who exposes the heartbreaking sycophancy and emptiness of the artworld.

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