James Tarmy is a writer for Bloomberg News. He specializes in topics related to arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on luxury accommodations, fine art, urban art, street art, and art dealing. His work has been featured in a variety of prominent publications, including Bloomberg-Quint, The Boston Globe, Fortune, and The Australian Financial Review.
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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.
Given the topics covered and the event-focused nature of his articles, James would likely be interested in pitches related to current or upcoming events in the art world. Additionally he may be open to stories about high-value luxury real estate developments or unique partnerships within the art community.
Pitches should reflect an understanding of these areas and offer insights into trends or exclusive access to newsworthy events within these fields.
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