Posted on Apr 10, 2022
The art world is blacklisting Russian oligarchs amid fears that the billionaires will take...
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In London, the world's top auction houses canceled "Russian Art Week," the go-to art fair for wealthy Russian buyers.
In New York, Russian billionaire Vladimir Potanin resigned from the Guggenheim Museum's board of trustees.
In Moscow, artists are canceling their exhibits in Garage, the museum founded by Dasha Zhukova, a socialite art collector and ex-wife of sanctioned oligarch Roman Abramovich.
In New York, Russian billionaire Vladimir Potanin resigned from the Guggenheim Museum's board of trustees.
In Moscow, artists are canceling their exhibits in Garage, the museum founded by Dasha Zhukova, a socialite art collector and ex-wife of sanctioned oligarch Roman Abramovich.
The art world is blacklisting Russian oligarchs amid fears that the billionaires will take...
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel Go Sanctions!
..."In Moscow, artists are canceling their exhibits in Garage, the museum founded by Dasha Zhukova, a socialite art collector and ex-wife of sanctioned oligarch Roman Abramovich.
As the world looks to retaliate against sanctioned Russian oligarchs and their "ill-begotten gains," the notoriously opaque art industry is attempting to cut off decades-long relationships with the foreign tycoons.
But while personal assets like yachts, mansions, and jets are seized in the wake of the Ukraine invasion, experts told Insider the $50 billion art industry faces "gaping holes" when it comes to the question of ownership."...
..."In Moscow, artists are canceling their exhibits in Garage, the museum founded by Dasha Zhukova, a socialite art collector and ex-wife of sanctioned oligarch Roman Abramovich.
As the world looks to retaliate against sanctioned Russian oligarchs and their "ill-begotten gains," the notoriously opaque art industry is attempting to cut off decades-long relationships with the foreign tycoons.
But while personal assets like yachts, mansions, and jets are seized in the wake of the Ukraine invasion, experts told Insider the $50 billion art industry faces "gaping holes" when it comes to the question of ownership."...
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