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1. artscapy.com › page › view-postPrimary and Secondary Art Market: Differences - Artscapy

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   What is the difference between the two? They dictate whether you are buying directly from ‘source’ (the artist themselves or the gallery that represents them) or you’re buying from an owner later down the line, be it the first sale after buying from a source, or the fifteenth.

2. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsGuide to the Renters’ Rights Bill - GOV.UK

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   2 days ago · Sale of dwelling-house under rent-to-buy: The landlord is a private registered provider of social housing and the tenancy is under a rent-to-buy agreement. 4 months: 2: Sale by mortgagee:

3. art-mine.com › collectors-corner › 2020All About The Primary and Secondary Art Markets | ARTmine

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   Jul 14, 2020 · Artworks sold through the primary market can be bought at contemporary art fairs and the galleries who represent the respective artists. Art sales at galleries, such as Agora, who support emerging artists or sell artworks from an artist’s studio are a part of the primary art market.

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4. www.artsy.net › article › artsy-editorial-galleryGallery or Auction House? When to Buy from Each - Artsy

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   Mar 20, 2018 · With so many works for sale by the same artists, a recurring question for collectors is whether galleries or auction houses offer buyers a better deal. Based on my experiences as a collector, art advisor, and former President of the Americas for Christie’s, the answer depends on context and the type of work being sold.

5. www.salrandolph.com › the-uses-of-artThe Uses of Art — Sal Randolph

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   Sal Randolph’s The Uses of Art is a dazzlingly original, ferociously intelligent and—I’ll say it—profound examination of the relationships between human beings and art, with the understanding that there’s often no clear boundary between the two.

6. www.artspace.com › magazine › art_101A Beginner's Guide to Art Auctions | Art for Sale | Artspace

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   Nov 8, 2012 · For those unfamiliar with the baroque logic of art auctions, they can seem impenetrable mysteries. In the interest of spreading the joys of art auctions, we've compiled a glossary of auction terms to explain how these glamorous contests work. Auctioneer - The MC of the sale.

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   Should art be sold in primary or secondary markets?

   • It is common for established contemporary artists to sell their artwork in the primary art market, while their older work (unless kept in the artist’s personal collection) is sold in the secondary market. Sales within the secondary market must consider the artwork’s valuing history.

   All About The Primary and Secondary Art Markets | ARTmine

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   How do collectors know if a piece of art is on sale?

   • Many collectors use alert systems offered by Artsy, Artnet, and other providers to let them know when a work by an artist they are interested in is coming up for sale at auction. Masterpiece collectors know that there is only a very small pool of potential buyers with the means and desire to spend tens of millions on a work of art.

   Gallery or Auction House? When to Buy from Each | Artsy

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   Where can I buy art?

   • Artworks sold through the primary market can be bought at contemporary art fairs and the galleries who represent the respective artists. Art sales at galleries, such as Agora, who support emerging artists or sell artworks from an artist’s studio are a part of the primary art market.

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   Why do galleries sell art?

   • Galleries experience both pleasure and pain managing the sales of work by “hot artists.” To get works placed with the “right” collectors and institutions, galleries may offer discounts relative to what other “less desirable” collectors may be willing to pay for it.

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8. www.artspace.com › magazine › art_101Everything You Need to Know About Art Fairs (But Were Afraid ...

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   May 4, 2013 · What is an art fair? Good question! On the most basic level, an art fair is a trade show—i.e. a place for people in the art business, from dealers and art advisors to collectors and curators, to kibbutz and make deals.