Summer Study in New York
Contemporary Art: Market Theory & Practice
Students analyze the business aspects of the market for contemporary art in this course. Topics include a study of how the primary and secondary markets function, and the theories behind how monetary or “objective” values can be attributed to objects considered by some to be priceless, and others to be worthless. The course also discusses possible explanations for the fluctuation in performance of different kinds of artwork by examining the intersecting influences of key market participants. This course will appeal to those interested in delving into specific aspects of the contemporary art market.
Course dates
July 9 – August 2, 2012
10:00am – 12:30pm Monday – Thursday
Location: 570 Lexington Avenue
Faculty
The course is led by Franklin Boyd, principal of Boyd Level LLC, a contemporary art consulting firm. In addition to working with private clients, Ms. Boyd also frequently lectures on issues pertaining to the contemporary art market. She maintains a separate legal practice which focuses on intellectual property, art law and general commercial issues.
Course fees
$3,750
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Further Information
For further information or questions about Summer Study, please email Lori Kornegay:
publicprogramsNY@sothebysinstitute.com
Tel: +1 212.517.3929