The Art Business

DR. FEDERICA CARLOTTO, LUXURY BUSINESS SPECIALIST

Dr. Federica Carlotto is a social anthropologist specialising in luxury, fashion and other cultural & creative industries. By applying the lens of human science to markets, trends and brands, Federica delves into the thick layers of meaning behind consumer behaviour, producing strategic business intelligence. Her cultural insights also look at connecting business with communities and the society at large, for responsible value creation.

Federica is Programme Director of the MA in Luxury Business at Sotheby's Institute of Art London.

More about Federica and her work: www.saltculturalintelligence.com

 

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KRISTY CHAN, ARTIST

Kristy M Chan (b.1997, Hong Kong) lives and works between London and Hong Kong. She received her BFA from Slade School of Fine Art in 2019 and her MA from Sotheby’s Institute of Art in 2020. Recent solo exhibitions include Binge, The Artist Room in collaboration with Simon Lee Gallery, London (2022), Strong Cookie, Prior Art Space, Berlin (2022) and Totally Not, The Artist Room, London, (2021–2).

Selected recent group exhibitions include New Romantics, Lee Eugean Gallery, Seoul (2022); The Sky Above the Roof, Tabula Rasa, Beijing (2022); Femme-Ate, Soho Revue, London (2021); Space Shuffler, HART HAUS, Hong Kong (2021); Big Soft Illusion, Alte Handelsschule, Leipzig (2020); and Haam4 Seoi2 Goeng1, Hong Kong Visual Art Centre, Hong Kong (2019).

Residencies include Del Arco Residency, Berlin (2022); PILOTENKUECHE, Leipzig (2020) and AiR Frosterus, Finland (2019). In Autumn 2022, Chan will receive a residency at The Cabin, Los Angeles.

Chan’s work resides in prominent institutional collections such as Yan Lan Art Foundation, Beijing; and X Museum, Beijing.

 

Links to work (2 most recent group shows):

New Romantics, Seoul  (Image Courtesy of Philips and The Artist Room): https://www.phillips.com/store/new-romantics 

The Sky Above the Roof, Beijing  (Image Courtesy of Tabula Rasa Gallery): https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XNaDf749jGAtWxI1hPYglehy0vheknEc?usp=sharing 

 

Recent interview: https://ocula.com/advisory/perspectives/in-the-studio-with-kristy-m-chan/ 

 

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Madeinbed Magazine, Four Members of the Sotheby’s Institute of Art Editorial Team

Editor-In-Chief: Rhiannon Roberts

Prior to studying Contemporary Art at Sotheby’s Institute of Art in London, Rhiannon completed her undergraduate degree in Art History at Belmont University. During her time there, she was the recipient of the 2021 Written Research in the Visual Arts Award for her visual essay titled “The Depiction of Global Consumerism and Overconsumption in Art,” a featured keynote speaker at the 2021 Belmont University Research Symposium where she presented an original research project for the Asian Studies session.

 

Features Co-Editor: Camille Moreno

Camille is an artist and writer. She received her BA in Fine and Studio Arts from Hampshire College in the US and graduated with a solo show called Ex Omnia Ovum which explored the literary discourse of eggs through a series of plaster sculptures. She holds a Diplom in Sculpture from the Kunsthochschule Weißensee in Berlin, Germany, and exhibited a series of cast plaster sculptures in the degree show Ausgerechnet Freitag der Dreizehnte. Her dissertation explored public art and urban agriculture.

 

In Berlin, she wrote for the art section of the ex-pat magazine Exberliner and founded a non-profit organisation that provided art scene news and information in English to the growing ex-pat community. After leaving Berlin, she assisted in the historic restoration of the Domaine du Layet chapel and villa in Le Lavandou, France, where she specialised in lime and decorative plaster wall finishes. After most recently receiving a Diploma in Curating from Goldsmiths University in London Camille is furthering her education by currently pursuing an MA in Art Business at Sotheby's Institute of Art.

 

En Plein Air Editor: Alison Lo

Born in metropolitan Hong Kong, Alison is a globe-trotter and has lived in various international cities including Berlin and London. Prior to pursuing an MA in Contemporary Art at Sotheby’s Institute of Art London, she received her Bachelor of Arts (Hons) and Master of Laws degrees from the University of Hong Kong. With over ten years of policy advisory and project management experience in the public sector, including an overseas station in Central and Eastern Europe, she has collaborated with art institutions and individual artists, international organisations, government ministries, private enterprises, academia and the media on projects spanning from art exhibitions, cultural performances, business matching, infrastructural development, and urban regeneration.

 

Agents of Change, Co-Editor: Reese Vandeven

Born and raised in Dallas, Texas, USA, Reese is new to London as of autumn last year. She received a BS in Global Arts, Planning, Design, and Construction from Texas A&M University before starting her MA in Art Logistics at Sotheby's Institute of Art.

 

 

 

Website: https://www.madeinbed.co.uk/ 

 

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The Arts Family with Neha Jaiswal & Claire McCaslin-Brown

Neha Jaiswal is Founder of The Arts Family, London, on the TAF jury and a member of the South Asia Acquisitions Committee at Tate, London.

Claire McCaslin-Brown is Director McCaslin Art Advisory,  London, and Marketing Director/Curator at The Arts Family, London (TAF).

 

TAF holds an art prize for emerging artists from South Asia.  

www.theartsfamily.com 

Please download the 2021 PDF Catalogue, from the website to read about all the shortlisted candidates and see images of their works.

Next year's winners will be announced in January 2023.

 

Image:

Artist: Madhu Das

Prize winner, TAF Emerging Artist Award, 2021  (2nd place).

Title: From the series, " Landscape of Confronted Abstraction", 2013 

Photo print on acid-free hahnemuhle Archival paper, part of a series of 10 site-specific performance works.

Exhibition starting 17 October, 58 Maddox Street, London. W1S 1AY.

Madhu Das, born 1987, Karnataka, India, living and working in Mumbai.

 

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HENRY LYDIATE, PART II

In this follow-up to the July 7 podcast, we discuss auction houses, dealers, artists and artists' estates.  We also flag the forthcoming de Pury auction WOMEN - Art In Times of Chaos as an exciting new auction model where emerging artists and their galleries receive 100% of the hammer price.

 

Useful links:

http://www.thehenrylydiatepartnership.com/ 

henry@thehenrylydiatepartnership.com 

https://www.de-pury.com/ 

 

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Henry Lydiate & Tot Taylor: The Art World in the 70s and Today

This summer special episode presents a relaxed platform for songwriter, author and art curator Tot Taylor and art lawyer Henry Lydiate to share memories of the 1970s when their paths met in the rock music world.  We hear about life in Cambridge and London and how self-identity was developed and culture was accessed without the internet.  

 

Tot and Henry are the subjects of earlier episodes of this podcast where they share more of their art world past memories and present wisdom.

 

Useful links:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tot_Taylor 

https://www.riflemaker.org/ 

http://www.thehenrylydiatepartnership.com/ 

 

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BJӦRN GELDHOF, Artistic Director PinchukArtCentre, Kyiv, Ukraine

In the early millennium Björn Geldhof took a Masters degree in Art History at Leuven University, Belgium.  Since graduating he has been involved in journalism, theatre and art curating including the post of Artistic and Strategic Director at Yarat Contmporary Art Space from 2015-2018.  From 2009 Björn has been involved with PinchukArtCentre in Kyiv where he is Artistic Director.  The Centre closed on 24 February 2022 when the Russian invasion of Ukraine began. 143 days later, earlier this week, it reopened with the exhibition  When Faith Moves Mountains which combines works on loan from Antwerp's contemporary art museum M HKA with contemporary Ukrainian art created during the war.  The Pinchuk Foundation also sponsors the Future Generation Art Prize for emerging  international artists as well as the Pinchuk Art Centre Prize for young Ukrainian artists  The prize boards include blue-chip international artists such as Gursky, Hirst, Koons, Murakami and Sir Elton John and the short-listed artists are exhibited at the Venice Biennale.

 

Useful links:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/bj%C3%B6rn-geldhof-49a0277/

https://pinchukfund.org/en/ 

https://new.pinchukartcentre.org/en 

https://futuregenerationartprize.org/

https://prize.pinchukartcentre.org/en/about

 

 

 

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DONGMIN KIM, prize-winning photographer and client liaison officer at Artlogic London

Dongmin Kim is an Art Business graduate from Sotheby's Institute of Art, class of 2020. She currently works at Artlogic, the leading art technology company that designs and develops tech solutions for art galleries and art fairs, whilst running her own photography business on the weekends.  She recently won the Portrait category for Rugby Photographer of the Year 2022 and is the official club photographer for Richmond FC.  In 2021 Dongmin started working for the Barbarians FC - the world's most famous invitational international touring side. She initially began building her photography career for clients in theatre but eventually found many similarities between the theatrical physicality of rugby and fast-paced musicals and ballets. 

 

When she's not at Artlogic or hefting her camera around rugby stadiums, she can be found wild-swimming, perusing artisan bakeries and Nigerian art. Originally from South Korea, Dongmin has worked and studied in Munich, Los Angeles, Seoul and London. 

 

instagram: @dante.k.photo

 

https://www.dantekphotography.com/

 

 

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HENRY LYDIATE, international artists’ lawyer, business advisor and art world lecturer

Henry Lydiate is a scholar-practitioner and former Visiting Professor of Art Law, University of the Arts, London, and has been a Course Consultant and Visiting Lecturer in legal, business, and professional practice studies at major art schools in the UK since 1978, including Sotheby's Institute of Art London.

Publications include The Visual Artist and the Law, The Visual Artist’s Copyright Handbook, Visual Arts and Crafts Guide to the New Laws of Copyright and Moral Rights. 

Henry is Founding partner of The Henry Lydiate Partnership LLP, the international arts business consultancy whose current clients include: artists; artists’ estates; collectors; agents & dealers; art fairs; auction houses; foundations; and public-facing art institutions.

 

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ANDERS PETTERSON, Founder & MD ArtTactic

Anders Petterson is a leading authority on the art market, with particular focus on the modern and  contemporary  emerging  art  markets.  He is  the  Founder  and  Managing  Director  of ArtTactic Ltd, a London-based art market research and advisory company set up in 2001.  Educated at LSE, Anders' career started in the finance world working for JP Morgan.  In 2000 he set up the web-based art market research firm ArtTactic, which borrows the techniques of the financial world to analyse and predict trends in the contemporary art market.  Since 2005 Anders has been a Consultant Lecturer and dissertation supervisor for the MA Art Business at Sotheby's Institute of Art London, where he focuses on art as an alternative investment asset.

 

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