Art, science and technology: Investing in the age of big data
“It’s impossible to understand institutional investing today without also understanding the role of technology,” says Jay Vyas, Head of...
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What you need to know about passion investing
Imagine making money from something you love – something that you’d happily own even if it wasn’t valuable. It sounds too good to be true,...
VC-like investments transform music industry for artists
The traditional path to success for artists is being reshaped by a new wave of investment strategies that resemble those of venture...
Sports Agent Rich Paul Advises Athletes to Invest in Art: ‘There’s More Areas to Park Your Finances Than Clothes, Shoes, and Cars. Those are Depreciating Assets’
Rich Paul in August, speaking in Invest Fest in Atlanta. | Screenshot from Invest Fest video by Earn Your Leisure EARLIER THIS YEAR, the...
Creative leaders call on government to invest in arts education
For years, practitioners and recruiters at creative companies of all sizes have been shouting about skills shortages within the UK, an...
New leaders, initiatives to catalyze arts and humanities research, creative activities across IU: IU News
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Indiana University is investing in new leaders and initiatives in arts, humanities and culture. At a time of...
Arts is a lucrative industry, Ghana must invest in it – Ablade Glover
Veteran visual artiste, Prof Ablade Glover has shared his sentiment on the focus of Ghana’s education system. According to him, the...
How Inversion Art is trying to become the Y Combinator of the arts world
For many startups, getting a spot in an accelerator program like Y Combinator or TechStars is like winning the golden ticket to Willy...
Mega Collector Joseph Lau Shoots Down Rumors That His Wife Lost Him Billions in Bad Investments
Speaking at an impromptu press conference held in Hong Kong on Friday, the fugitive property tycoon, stock market investor and mega...
what to buy, where to look
Research thoroughly, by going to graduate shows, galleries and museums, to work out what you are drawn to, art experts told CNBC. Art...