The Green Flood: Private Equity Infultrates the Arts

The arts have no natural resistance to the current outbreak of private equity. Is this a case of big money taking over or will collections preservation…

Feb 17 • Opus Cultura

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January 2026

The 2025 Cultural Ledger

Biggest Art Lawsuits, Insurance Claims, and Controversies of 2025

Jan 15 • Opus Cultura

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December 2025

Infinite Reflectioning

A Mirror Staring at a Mirror

Dec 21, 2025 • Opus Cultura

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December 2024

Race to [Get to] the Bottom [of This]

Of course, I would write about the cost of contract labor.

Dec 7, 2024 • Opus Cultura

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July 2024

The Yuck Threshold

I want to draw your attention to an interesting conversation: “The Future of Public Art Institutions: Ensuring Financial Survival” put on by Talking…

Jul 5, 2024 • Opus Cultura

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December 2023

Everything Touches a Truck

Hauser & Wirth’s white paper (which cites something I previously wrote) exploring the plausibility of sea freight is courageous but ultimately shows why…

Dec 16, 2023 • Opus Cultura

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September 2023

The "Art" in "Artificial Intelligence"

Artificial Intelligence now curates shows, and people lose their minds.

Sep 16, 2023 • Opus Cultura

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British Museum Deaccessions!

Has any museum had a worse time than the British Museum over the last few years?

Sep 9, 2023 • Opus Cultura

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August 2023

The Pulse of Repatriation

Opus randomly returns after a summer break which did not disappoint in terms of news and events.

Aug 25, 2023 • Opus Cultura

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June 2023

In the Air: May 2023

A constellation of recent discussions relating to art and artifact collections management.

Jun 3, 2023 • Opus Cultura

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May 2023

Let's Talk About FedEx, Baby

We all do it but only dare to talk about it with our closest friends.

May 13, 2023 • Opus Cultura

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In the Air: April 2023

A constellation of recent discussions relating to art and artifact collections management.

May 5, 2023 • Opus Cultura