Art Breaker: A Podcast About Innovation in the Art World Bossy Mealz

A passion for art motivated Arturo Cifuentes and Ventura Charlin to explore how financial tools can be applied to the art market. In their new book The Worth of Art: Financial Tools for the Art Markets they provide portfolio management strategies, a review of indices and analysis of art lending.

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We are back for Season Two of Art Breaker, a podcast about innovation in the art world.  For this season I am focusing exclusively on art as an asset class and for my first episode I will discuss the surprising parallels between angel investing and collecting art.  I will also give my top ten rules for collecting art.   No matter why you collect or at what price point, I encourage you to follow these guidelines and collect art with confidence.

For this episode I spoke with the founder and CEO of Artfundi, Tamzin Lovell-Miller.  She is based in South Africa and previously owned an art gallery in Cape Town.  Her first hand experience as a gallerist led her to create Artfundi, which offers all-in-one art inventory and website management.  Their slogan is “Art Management Made Easy.” and I think we can all agree that is something the art world needs.

I was so excited to speak with one of my oldest friends in the art world, Hadley Powell, art advisor and owner of Powell Fine Art Advisory. We discuss how her experience as a Product Manager at Invaluable shaped her role as an art advisor and how she uses technology in her business today.  



Here is a link to view the Agile MVP image discussed in this episode.  

Museum Exchange is the first digital platform for institutional art donations.  I interviewed co-founder David Moos to learn more about how Museum Exchange allows donors to reach out to numerous institutions and receive proposals for donation all in one seamless online process.