George O'Dell's guest appearances

George O'Dell

Artelligence Podcast

Artpod

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Sara Friedlander

Sara Friedlander, a deputy Chairman at Christie’s who styles herself and “art merchant,” joins LiveArt’s George O’Dell to discuss the first New York sales of 2023. The auction calendar is anchored by the May &amp; November sales in New York but the rest of the year is a free-for-all of sales. On a year-over-year basis, the New York Contemporary art sales were up in dollar volume due to presence of two single-owner sales but down only slightly on a like-for-like basis. Sara points out that she has never seen the primary market so strong which makes her wonder who are the new names that auctioneers should be bringing to market. Meanwhile, on the secondary market, sales are heavily dependent upon estimates. Bidders are reacting to perceived value. George and Sara talk about the market for Cecily Brown, Albert Oehlen, Shara Hughes, Leon Polk Smith, Bob Thompson and together they plot a Richard Estes show to spearhead the return of Photorealism to market favor.

Sara Friedlander, a deputy Chairman at Christie’s who styles herself and “art merchant,” joins LiveArt’s George O’Dell to discuss the first New York sales of 2023. The auction calendar is anchored by the May &amp; November sales in New York but the rest of the year is a free-for-all of sales. On a year-over-year basis, the New York Contemporary art sales were up in dollar volume due to presence of two single-owner sales but down only slightly on a like-for-like basis. Sara points out that she has never seen the primary market so strong which makes her wonder who are the new names that auctioneers should be bringing to market. Meanwhile, on the secondary market, sales are heavily dependent upon estimates. Bidders are reacting to perceived value. George and Sara talk about the market for Cecily Brown, Albert Oehlen, Shara Hughes, Leon Polk Smith, Bob Thompson and together they plot a Richard Estes show to spearhead the return of Photorealism to market favor.

New York's March Sales with Christie's Sara Friedlander and LiveArt's George O'Dell

It’s the end of the first quarter in the art market. That gives us a good opportunity to assess the momentum for a number of artists whose work has been selling at auction. The first quarter is traditionally less active than the Spring market. So we can focus on some artists who might not draw attention at other times during the year. With that in mind, we’ve put together a Hot List for the first quarter. These are artists with active markets where we see demand. You can read our list on the LiveArt app or at LiveArt.io. LiveArt’s Executive Vice President George O’Dell comments on these particular artists’ markets.

It’s the end of the first quarter in the art market. That gives us a good opportunity to assess the momentum for a number of artists whose work has been selling at auction. The first quarter is traditionally less active than the Spring market. So we can focus on some artists who might not draw attention at other times during the year. With that in mind, we’ve put together a Hot List for the first quarter. These are artists with active markets where we see demand. You can read our list on the LiveArt app or at <a href="http://LiveArt.io" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LiveArt.io</a>. LiveArt’s Executive Vice President George O’Dell comments on these particular artists’ markets.

LiveArt's Hot List for Winter 2022 with George O'Dell

Welcome to Episode 2 of ARTPOD. In this episode Jamie chats with George O'Dell, Executive Vice President at LiveArt, former Sotheby's expert and art collector. We explore how AI and the globalisation of the art market has altered how art changes hands, how collectors gain more insight than ever before into what they are buying and discuss how NFTs might change everything as we know it. 

Welcome to Episode 2 of ARTPOD. In this episode Jamie chats with George O'Dell, Executive Vice President at LiveArt, former Sotheby's expert and art collector. We explore how AI and the globalisation of the art market has altered how art changes hands, how collectors gain more insight than ever before into what they are buying and discuss how NFTs might change everything as we know it.