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Interview with Santa Fe International Folk Art Market

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The Santa Fe International Folk Art Market is a unique institution. A non-profit organization that holds a massive 22,000+ attendee market each July in Santa Fe to bring together dozens of artisans from around the world with an eager audience of American buyers (including fashion houses like Yves Saint Laurent scoping out new ideas and suppliers..)

Click on the audio player above to listen to Judith Espinar and Charlene Cerny on the origins of the market and its goals–not to mention the rapid pace at which they’re outgrowing the original plan.

Philip Hoffman, Fine Art Fund

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Philip Hoffman of the Fine Art Fund has been getting a lot of attention lately after striking a deal with Emirates NBD to manage assets raise for art investments.

That seemed like as good an excuse as any to get more information about the Fine Art Fund, art investing and the expectations of the asset management community.

[audio:http://www.artmarketmonitor.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/Philip-Hoffman-on-Fine-Art-Fund.mp3|titles=Philip Hoffman on Fine Art Fund]

Minal Vazirani on Saffronart's New 24hr Sale

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Saffronart’s first 24hr sale started at 2:30pm UTC. The sale brings together a smaller number of works at generally lower price points and represents a continuing evolution of Saffronart’s successful online art selling technique: [audio:http://www.artmarketmonitor.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/Minal-Vazirani-on-24hr-Sale.mp3|titles=Minal Vazirani on 24hr Sale]

Saffronart Feb. 2nd, 2011 24-hr. Sale

Interview with Tim Fleming, Director of Art Los Angeles Contemporary

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The second edition of Art Los Angeles Contemporary opens this week. The fair has moved to a new location and features a number of performance pieces but Tim Fleming explains why he thinks there’s no comparable fair to it either in Los Angeles or anywhere else, for that matter. [audio:http://www.artmarketmonitor.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/Tim-Fleming-Art-Los-Angeles-Contemporary.mp3|titles=Tim Fleming, Art Los Angeles Contemporary]

(Click on player to listen to interview)

Interview with Jan David Winitz, pt 2

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Jan David Winitz talked about his customers and their interest in Village and Tribal rugs in the portion of the interview we ran last week. Here he talks (click on the player above) about the dramatic rise in value of these formerly humble rugs and the ways in which collectors have begun to display them as fine art.

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