The Financial Times looks at the increasing number of private, collector-operated museums worldwide, and the appeal for collectors to have dedicated space to show their work. “If I didn’t have the museum, a lot of artists probably wouldn’t be interested [in selling to me]. They wouldn’t give me their best pieces,” says collector Harald Falckenberg. “This way I’m not buying them for myself. I don’t feel I really own them. In any case I have a certain responsibility to Germany.”Read more at FT

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