Venezuela Built a Cultural Powerhouse—And Its Art World Refuses to Disappear
Caracas was once the cultural capital of Latin America; today, artists, dealers and diasporic galleries are keeping art in Venezuela alive amid crisis and exile.
Maria Brito
Maria Brito, a prominent New York art advisor, has moved more than $150 million for A-list clients while leveraging her widely read newsletter, The Groove, and substantial Instagram following to share market insights and cultural commentary.
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NADA Miami and Untitled Art Test the Temperature of the Mid-Tier and Emerging Markets
The long-running ping-pong between the two fairs continues this year with vibrant energy and steady sales that are strong enough to suggest the young market is rebounding.
Maria Brito On Democratizing the Art World Without Diluting Its Excellence
In this Q&A, art advisor Maria Brito explains why the art world’s shifting power structures demand greater transparency, how technology has democratized visibility and why the future of collecting depends on intellectual integrity, education and inclusivity—not disruption for its own sake.
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