The business of art comes under the microscope
Using taxes from profits to fund art galleries was just one suggestion at the recent Art$ummit
‘I f you like your capitalism edgy, art is about as edgy as it gets,” said Con Quigley, corporate finance partner with BDO in Ireland, addressing Art$ummit at Dromoland Castle last week. The brainchild of solicitor Roseanne McDonnell, the conference drew an enthusiastic audience of art professionals, collectors and artists. “My aim was to create a forum to discuss the legal and business intricacies of art,” she said. And a lively forum it proved to...
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