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Books for art gallery professionals

 

 

 

ArtGalleryHub's review of Laura de Coppet & Alan Jones - The art dealers.

The Art Dealers
The powers behind the scene tell how the art world works (*)

Author: Laura de Coppet, Alan Jones
Publisher: New York, Clarkson N. Potter, 1985
ISBN: 0-517-55302-3

 

Summary:

A compilation of interviews with New York art dealers active from the 1940s on. From Betty Parsons to Tony Shafrazi.

 

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ArtGalleryHub's review of Olav Velthuis' - Talking Prices.

Talking Prices
Symbolic Meanings of Prices on the Market for Contemporary Art

Author: Olav Velthuis
Publisher: Woodstock, Princeton University Press, 2005
ISBN: 0-691-12166-4

 

Summary:

'Talking Prices' presents an elaborate, well-structured insight in the complexity of the art market. This study is not aimed to judge art gallery practices, but wants to offer a better understanding of the price challenges any gallery owner or art dealer faces.

 

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ArtGalleryHub's review of Steve Krug's - Don't make me think

Don't make me think

Author: Steve Krug
Publisher: Berkeley (CA), New Riders Publishers, 2006 (Second edition)
ISBN: 0-321-34475-8

 

Summary:

If you never conducted a survey or a usability test of your site you can't possibly know what your visitors think about your gallery's site or interact with it.

 

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ArtGalleryHub's review of Roy Harris' The necessity of artspeak: the language of arts in the Western tradition

The Necessity of Artspeak:
the language of arts in the Western tradition

Author: Roy Harris
Publisher: London, Continuum, 2003
ISBN: 0-8264-6079-8

 

Summary:

A linguistic approach of the language art theorists and critics use, presented in a historic context.

 

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P.S. Don't need summaries or critiques and eager to decide on books such as "Art of the Deal" yourself?

 

Art Gallery Hub's selected reads - Front Cover Barragan, The Art Fair Age Art Gallery Hub's selected reads - Front Cover Noah Horowitz, the Art of the Deal Art Gallery Hub's selected reads - Front Cover Diltz, Tools for Dreamers Art Gallery Hub's selected reads - Front Cover M.Lind & O.Velthuis, Contemporary Art Art Gallery Hub's selected reads - Front Cover B. Groys, Art Power Art Gallery Hub's selected reads - Front Cover Anthony Haden-Guest, True Colors          

 

 

 

 

 

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