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Journal of Cultural Economics
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Architecture entering the art market is the terminal form of a 40-year asset class migration from painting to objects
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Coverage
- The Funding Gap That Built Better Art Orgs
- Jensen Huang Buys an Art School
- Florentina Holzinger Makes Venice Faint. The Market Bids Anyway
- Christie's £127 Lot Is the Art Market's Hangover
- AI Can't Cash Out: Music's Monetization War
- Prestige Relic, Meet the Auction Block
- Art Basel Plays Safe While Artists Run for Office
- The Rediscovery Economy: Art, OS Museums, Memory
- Kalshi Bets on Art, and Maria Martins Cashes In
- Kalshi Wants You to Bet on Gus the T. Rex
- The $1.1B Art Market vs. The Enrollment Cliff
- Museums Spend Billions. Schools Bleed Students.
- Art Fairs Are the New VC Circuit
- Anthropic's Claude Design Reopens the Question: Who's the Author?
- Niche Is the New Mass: Starz, Loafers, and Kid A
- Venice Is a Marketplace Wearing Art's Clothes
- Oleg Prokofiev Hid His Paintings. Now They're Worth More For It
- Oleg Prokofiev Hid His Art From the Soviets. Now It Sells.
- Anthropic's $900B Bet and the Biennial Industrial Complex
- Wireless Festival's Collapse Shows Coachella's Hidden Sponsor Veto
- SpaceX IPO and the Secrecy Premium
- Pharrell's Auction House and the Anti-Institution
- Selling the House: Art as Real Estate, Estate as Art
- Mexico City Show Closes, Paul Rudolph House Sells for $2M
- Lost and Found: The Art Market's Obsession With Things That Were Never Supposed to Survive