03 May, 2026

Economics of Art: From Renaissance Masterpieces to Hollywood Movies

The ability to create art is one of the key things that separate us from the other primates on this planet; that, and the ability to turn that art into great wealth. In classrooms for time immemorial, the debate about art, commerce, and if the twain should ever meet goes on and on. Should our […]

Van Gogh Museum & Vans Partner for Special Luxury Shoe Collection

Vincent Van Gogh is responsible for some of the most iconic and easily-recongizable art in history. His legacy is one of a troubled artist who created some of the most beautiful works of art ever put on canvas. On August 3, you can wear some of those works on your feet thanks to a unique […]

Max Hollein Named New Director of New York Met

It’s official. The wait is finally over. Max Hollein, an Austrian art historian has been named the new Director of the New York Met. This announcement came right after the previous Director of the New York Met suddenly resigned after an eight-year tenure. Why, you ask? Well, amidst fiscal woes, delayed plans for major renovations, […]

Art: The #1 Purchase Made by the Wealthy Last Year

Each year, The Wealth Report is put out by real estate consultant and investment firms, Knight Frank and Douglas Elliman. This overview provides insight into the major purchases made by the world’s ultra high net worth individuals (UHNWI) — each of which is able to claim at least $30 million in investment assets. Time and […]