The strength of the art markets continues. Christies' auction of Picasso multiples in April sold out. Philips de Pury’s spring auction of contemporary and modern art sold ninety-percent of the art offered above the sellers’ asking prices. Upscale illustration art set new price records at the May 5 Modernist auction at Swann Galleries.
Understanding why this is happening and the outlook for future trends in the art market is key to success. Los Angeles area readers will have an opportunity to hear from industry insiders on this subject in the introductory workshop, “Valuing Art.”
The “Valuing Art” workshop will introduce you to helpful resources for art business success. The program will outline time-tested techniques for estimating art prices and finding the best values in the art market. Attendees will also hear important new developments related to the listing of shares in works of art on the Paris Art Exchange and private investments in art related businesses.
“Valuing Art” has been presented at art fairs, galleries and private clubs across the U.S. to introduce best practices for art collectors, corporate art collection managers, and investment managers.
Date: Wednesday, June 1, 2011 5:30 to 7:00 p.m.
Fee: $15
Location: Beverly Hills Public Library, Meeting Room North (Second Floor)
444 N Rexford Dr, Beverly Hills (East of Rodeo Drive)
A parking lot is adjacent to the library with free parking for two hours.
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