I have always been a keen follower of trends in the art world as these often provide clues regarding the economic cycle. A recent interview of Edward Dolman, chief executive of Christie’s International auction house, by Richard Milne of the Financial Times is therefore of particular interest.
Part 1: On art world recovery
Dolman talks about how quickly he sees the art world recovering from the current downturn.
Click here or on the image below the view Part 1 of the interview.
Part 2: On shift eastwards
Power in the art world has shifted eastwards in the current crisis. Dolman explains how large this move has been.
Click here to view Part 2 of the interview.
Part 3: On economic recovery
Dolman discusses his expectation for the shape of economic recovery. He also suggests the auction house is not tied to the UK if the economy becomes a problem.
Click here to view Part 3 of the interview.
Source: Richard Milne, Financial Times (here, here and here), November 18, 2009.
