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InterviewCollecting
Collector Chris Ingram on why philanthropists need to step up to support UK galleries
...“People would have to go there, to one place, whereas I’m sending art out to them,” he says....
November 20, 2023
InterviewVisual Arts
Yorkshire Sculpture Park’s outgoing director: ‘We had a lot of politics to overcome’
...The YSP displays works by British sculptors such as Elisabeth Frink and David Nash and is the only place in Europe to see Barbara Hepworth’s “The Family of Man” (1970) in its entirety....
April 4, 2022
FT Live
Managing Operational Risk in M&A Transactions
Examining the value of business licensing and property tax in the deal cycle
Thursday, 20 JuneDigital Conference
FT SeriesArt Basel 2018
Should mega-galleries subsidise the smaller players?
...This year, shipping alone is costing her an additional CHF15,000 to CHF20,000, and “I’m not even bringing huge works,” she says....
June 8, 2018
Life & Arts
‘Artist of the Day’, London
...Katie Pratt, a painter who was once an Artist of the Day exhibitor, has selected former student Freya Guest, who says of herself, “I’m a bit like Dr Frankenstein when I paint: in the dark, digging up bodies...
June 20, 2014
InterviewFT Magazine
The Inventory: Lisa Jardine
...Not that I’m aware of. How politically committed are you? Because I chair HFEA, party politics is off limits....
May 6, 2011
Life & Arts
Dealing with a gut feeling
...“But I’m not just going out and buying art any more. I don’t go to the East End, I don’t buy at colleges....
September 21, 2007
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
ReviewOccupy protests
Pick of the Year - Key words
...THE HORSE: 30,000 Years of the Horse in Art by Tamsin Pickeral Merrell ₤29.95, 288 pages From Lascaux cave paintings to Elisabeth Frink via ancient Egypt, 13th-century China, Uccello, Velazquez, Rubens...
December 8, 2006

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