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Stefan Kobel is back from France and has compiled and commented on a great deal of information about the art market. You can read it right after this.On Friday, the world realised how even the most simple disruptions in data networks can have an enormous impact on many areas of life worldwide. This could be the accumulation that the insurance industry does not actually want ... read more
When countries dispute the provenance and ownership of works of art, moral outrage is quickly at work, as in the case of the Benin bronzes, for example. But there are also works of art in museums in the USA that came there quite normally, although they are sorely missed in their original location, such as the other half of the cloister of St. Michel de ... read more
The hype surrounding crypto currencies and Bitcoin seems to have died down in the art world - at least people are no longer being flooded with it. The insurance industry has not yet developed a viable solution for Bitcoin-based NFT artworks. Perhaps it no longer needs to, because the active participants in this market have so far borne the risk themselves and an infinite increase ... read more
Europe is taking a summer break – but not before a few more balls have been kicked and crowds have been thrilled. Switzerland, Spain and Germany have already made it to the quarter-finals, Austria will soon follow suit and England has also made it, albeit in a way that should encourage us to think about introducing sportsmanship marks into the game, along the lines of: ... read more
Hopp Schwyz, you should have said, if it hadn't ended 1-1 and if there hadn't been this extra time. Bayern have won many a championship with this, because they always managed to score a goal after regular time. And where was Nagelsmann before? It's different in ice hockey - the clock is stopped for as long as the game is interrupted and tactical tip-kicking is ... read more
Stefan Kobel will be talking a lot about Art Basel, which ended yesterday. The fair also marks the turning point of the year – until the beginning of September, activities in galleries and art dealers slow down – a kind of creative break or the opportunity to recharge your batteries by visiting exhibitions – or is there even a holiday? However, the weather is not ... read more