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Six Art Market Myths

By D. H. McKee on March 30, 2010 2:31 PM | No Comments

I don't like to see my beliefs debunked, but here they are...

Art Has Value. That is, art has monetary value simply because it exists. Not true. Art only has monetary value if someone is willing to purchase it. Many people who have had the sad task of administering an artist's estate have found out they have been stuck with a large number of artworks for which there was no market.

six art market myths