Brexit: “We have chosen the way of Hogarth over Turner”
June 27 2016
Picture: Tate
I wrote a piece for The Art Newspaper on what Brexit might mean for both the arts and the art market in the UK, at least in the short term.
Update - Colin Gleadell in the Telegraph has more on how Brexit might affect the art market. His conclusion:
It could go either way.
Update II - a dealer writes:
I'm very low in the food chain but even boot fairs were dismal sellling spaces last weekend. The only thing that has gone up is gold prices so unless you have a stash somewhere, which I dont, we will all need to start scraping the leaf off picture frames in the future.
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