Courtesy the New Museum of Contemporary Art
Is all change for the good? Ugo Rondinone’s wildly affirmative "Hell, Yes!" (2007), now on the façade of the New Museum of Contemporary Art, offers a colorful response.
Published: December 3, 2007
Changes That Matter The Next Generation: A Dealer's Roundtable In a pressure-filled age of globalization, how can the latest crop of dealers make its mark? Who's Got the Power? At the Source Artists are both chicken and egg: Without them, there’s no market. Who's Got the Power? The Eyes Have It Connoisseurs use their knowledge as power—at least in the categories where it’s possible. Who's Got the Power? Only Collect Buyers hold the purse strings, and hence the reins of the whole art market. Who's Got the Power? A Different Path Forget market power. Focus instead on where power is not. Contributors to "Changes that Matter": Julie Brener, Meghan Dailey, Judith H. Dobrzynski, Sarah Douglas, Jori Finkel, Colin Gleadell, Katherine Jentleson, Ted Loos, Judd Tully, Paula Weideger and Kaelen Wilson-Goldie. "The Changing Face of Power" and "Changes That Matter"comes to ARTINFO from the December 2007 issue of Art & Auction magazine, where "25 Changes That Matter" appears in full.
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