… Yet it is clear that the price of an art object is limited only by the amount that collectors are …
individuals in art, we analyze the impact on art prices of time variation in how much money the …

… of art as investment and of skyrocketing prices at the gallery and the auction house, the study
of art and money has … and credit institutions and in turn assumptions about the value of art. …

… the costeffectiveness of works of art; and some objects of their … of money and art affects the
artist, but how it bears on the public – a public which necessarily, includes artists and other art …

… , economics, and the dynamics of the art market. This article explores three (… money: crass
opportunism; a stark revelation of money’s power; a coy play with art’s subjugation to money…

… Art sponsorshhip is our second example in the triangle of art, money, and constitutional
rights. At issue here is whether the relationship between art and money can be, or ought to be, …

Offering a fresh perspective on a misunderstood eighteenth-century novelist, this study situates
Tobias Smollett (1721-71) as the chief witness to the birth of the modern commercial art …

… art museum's obligations to its nonscholarly public as a debilitating constraint on museum-based
art … which a work of art from" another site and another time" ought to be considered. 3 …

… had highly active art scenes that were not oriented toward making (a lot of) money from art.
The rising tide of public funding raised the level of participation in this "alternative" art world. …

… ease of laundering money through … art is used to launder money if it is purchased from an
auction house or alternatively, if the art is stolen, by those who intend to use it to launder money…

… Given such tension between art and money, we ask how the social space of poetry readings
… economies and careers that must actively balance the tension between art and money. …