Getting your Monet’s worth in a changing art market

The rapidly evolving relationship between art and money on the international stage

Lynne Haultain

Published 12 January 2016

Episode 325

Art is more than something to enjoy, or an investment. As a favoured pastime of the very rich, the trading of art and antiquities is a useful indicator of where the money is.

In this episode of Up Close, art market researcher and former curator Dr Meaghan Wilson-Anastasios examines the rapidly evolving relationship between art and money on the international stage.

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