The Specullector

Ashley No Love Lost by Gregory Crewdson

Apologies for the radio silence from the Specullector blog.  Friendly reminder to graduate students (you know who your are):

These posts are my opinions and I retain intellectual copyright. A blog is not considered an A source so I would highly suggest not using this content  for your theses. If you still decide to, please quote it, some of your professors could have second careers as private investigators.

I am happy to leave the blog up as a public archive and if there are any questions, or if you would like my opinion on an art world situation, please reach out to me at lauren@irvinecontemporary.com

One last final prediction: lets not ignore what is brewing in LA – London galleries opening outposts, NY power dealers accepting museum directorships, blockbuster Getty acquisitions, large financial and personal investments from mega-collectors  -  building blocks for the future of a new American and global art node.

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