Another article looking at the future of U.S. arts is in the Art Market Monitor today, noting fears of a collapse in “cultural infrastructure” and how it may harm the lower end of the market.  “We’ve seen the art market plateau in 2014 and 2015, then pull back substantially in 2016,” Marion Maneker writes. “By most accounts, prices remain strong—as does demand—but it is supply that is constraining the market.”
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