Amy Cappellazzo spoke to New York Magazine:
- Never shy: “I was surprised to discover the thing I’m really good at: calling the market and risk assessment. Pricing a work of art, understanding its value, is an extremely proprietary skill.”
- The idea of art as a reserve currency: “I’m an expert in an esoteric asset class that happens to be an excellent reservoir of value. Some days I think I’m in the alternative currency business.”
- Channeling Yogi Berra through Gerhard Richter’s abstracts: “If you find one that appeals to you, you’d have to be dead not to like it.”
- On Tauba Auerbach: “A young artist is like a young athlete—it’s easier to be young than old because the marketplace likes newness.”
- On Yayoi Kusama: “She’s since collaborated with Louis Vuitton on handbags. That is more of a design exercise than an art exercise—but it increases her brand recognition.”
Art Market Lessons From a Sotheby’s Advisor (Vulture)
