Here's the article
My apologies if this is in the wrong catagory, but none seemed to fit quite right.
So I had to wait for a few minutes at my accountant's office for some tax stuff. I was flipping through the Jan/Feb 2010 Money magazine they had in the atrium and I stumbled across an article *recommending* investments in photographs! This should make several people in my friends list happy.
The main disappointment is that they don't recommend buying from artists directly. It's predictable because the value of work from living artists is less certain, ie it's not a "cosed pool" so investing in their work is riskier. Still I think there are plenty of living artists whose work will appreciate over time, though I'll admit that statement is highly speculative compared to buying an Adams.
My apologies if this is in the wrong catagory, but none seemed to fit quite right.
So I had to wait for a few minutes at my accountant's office for some tax stuff. I was flipping through the Jan/Feb 2010 Money magazine they had in the atrium and I stumbled across an article *recommending* investments in photographs! This should make several people in my friends list happy.
The main disappointment is that they don't recommend buying from artists directly. It's predictable because the value of work from living artists is less certain, ie it's not a "cosed pool" so investing in their work is riskier. Still I think there are plenty of living artists whose work will appreciate over time, though I'll admit that statement is highly speculative compared to buying an Adams.