James Tarmy is a writer for Bloomberg News, specializing in the art market and cultural topics. His articles cover a wide range of subjects, including art auctions, museum exhibitions, and the intersection of art and finance. With his expertise in the art world, James provides insightful analysis and reporting on the latest trends and developments in the industry.
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James Tarmy's articles largely focus on lifestyle, finance, and entertainment news with a specific emphasis on art, auctions, luxury real estate, museums, and artists. He frequently covers events such as auction sales and museum exhibitions.
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By: James Tarmy
The creator of the music and lyrics for Broadway’s The Notebook is saying goodbye to LA, at least for now.
This feat of stage wizardry can only be described as magical futurism.
This feat of stage wizardry can only be described as magical futurism.
Consignors bold enough to sell big-ticket lots will be big fish in a small pond.
Consignors bold enough to sell big-ticket lots will be big fish in a small pond. Auctions are often judged solely by the buy side.
The artwork was the star lot of Mica Ertegun’s estate sale at Christie’s.
By: James Tarmy
Maurizio Cattelan’s artwork Comedian carried a presale estimate of $1 million to $1.5 million.
By: James Tarmy
Maurizio Cattelan's artwork Comedian carried a presale estimate of $1 million to $1.5 million. Arguably the most famous artwork of the past decade has found a new buyer.
Forward momentum, at last.
Forward momentum, at last. Attendees of New York's mega November auction week were treated to something the market hasn't seen in more than a year: drama.
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