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Oct 29, 2026

Rome StreetzGUEST
138:22
By the time you listen to all that shit, the next thing would be out.
Rome StreetzGUEST
138:29
Oh yeah, what's next? I'm doing Art Basel.
Rome StreetzGUEST
138:31
Me and Conway, December 5th in Miami at Art Basel.
Rome StreetzGUEST
138:35
Pull up.
Rome StreetzGUEST
138:36
You feel me? That's who we at in Miami and Art Basel, December 5th.
Math HoffaHOST
138:41
I definitely got to chop it up with you about a couple
Rome StreetzGUEST
138:43
things.
Deborah BrownGUEST
7:02
And then I had a show with Frederick Schnitzer in Miami, and Fred is kind of the dean of Miami galleries.
Deborah BrownGUEST
7:08
And he showed my work at Art Basel.
Deborah BrownGUEST
7:10
He does a booth at Art Basel every year.
Deborah BrownGUEST
7:13
So that's been really great.
Deborah BrownGUEST
7:15
And since I'm in both of the museums in Miami, my work is in both collections, the Perez and the ICA.
Jesse KirschbaumGUEST
5:00
It becomes a strategic advantage.
Jesse KirschbaumGUEST
5:02
I think Art Basel was my client.
Jesse KirschbaumGUEST
5:05
We launched a chocolate milk with DJ Khaled and Oh, wow.
Jesse KirschbaumGUEST
5:28
It was a very fruitful and exciting four years.
speaker_0HOST
60:13
Remember, there's Central Park next Saturday.
speaker_0HOST
60:17
In December is the Art Basel.
speaker_0HOST
60:20
I think it's like December 4th.
speaker_0HOST
60:22
And then in May 2027 is Barcelona.
Peter HambyHOST
0:30
It's Wednesday, October 28th.
Peter HambyHOST
0:32
Today, I'm joined by Marion Maneker, fresh back from Europe, where his visit to Art Basel Paris was overshadowed by the riots in France.
Peter HambyHOST
0:42
But Marion tells me that the art market is still humming despite the class anxiety roaring in the streets, with some huge sales going down in Paris and at freeze in London.
Peter HambyHOST
0:53
We'll discuss all that and much more on today's episode of The Powers That Be.
Peter HambyHOST
2:46
Last week, students and many other people, unions, upset about the cost of living, about education.
Peter HambyHOST
2:53
Clearly some vandals and bad actors in the mix, but still a security situation in France, not just in Paris, but around the country.
Peter HambyHOST
3:01
Marion was there for Art Basel Paris, which I believe was cut short by a couple days.
Peter HambyHOST
3:07
I'm going to ask Marion about how that impacted sales.
Gina BeaversHOST
22:23
So that was the deal that it was actually... like like threatening like in terms yeah i think i think
Timothy HullHOST
22:30
i think that they that they shut down art basel paris early because they were afraid that the that the last two days of the art fair there were going to be huge protests outside and that perhaps the protesters would be like oh let's go destroy this like elitist art fair of like million dollar works of art which in a way they probably would have if they caught wind of it
Gina BeaversHOST
22:55
But what about all the artists, like our people we know who had work there? Well, that's
Timothy HullHOST
23:00
the great irony of it is that, you know...
Jeffrey YinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:46
Globally, I think people feel like the U.S. consumer has a little bit more resilience right now.
Emma NelsonHOST
1:51
After Freeze London and Art Basel Paris, we look at the overall global health of the fine art market.
Emma NelsonHOST
1:56
That's all coming up on The Globalist, live from London.
Emma NelsonHOST
2:07
Before we begin our coverage of the Israeli elections, let's have a quick look at what else is happening in today's news.

46 MINS LATER

Emma NelsonHOST
47:51
You're listening to The Globalist on Monocle Radio.
Emma NelsonHOST
48:05
Now let's take a closer look at the global art market.
Emma NelsonHOST
48:07
Freeze London has wrapped up in Regent's Park and in Paris, Art Basel under the vaulted iron ceiling of the Grand Palais has also concluded.
Emma NelsonHOST
48:16
Both have concluded in recent weeks, so we now look ahead.
Bobby CapucciHOST
1:56
He was also beginning to hobnob at art world events.
Bobby CapucciHOST
1:59
In 2010, Black attended Art Basel Miami Beach and was seated at a W Magazine dinner for Don and Mero Rubel next to Stefano Tanchi, the publication's editor at the time.
Bobby CapucciHOST
2:12
In 2012, he bought the art book publisher Phaedon and in 2014, he added the online art concern ArtSpace to its holdings.
Bobby CapucciHOST
2:22
So basically the godfather of art at this point, right? If you're doing anything in high-end art, you're probably involved with Leon Black.
Chris JourdanHOST
4:08
Could people from Tampa drive to St. Pete? They can.
Chris JourdanHOST
4:13
It's kind of – it's not – I mean, the comparable would be if you've been to Art Basel and crossed that bridge.
Chris JourdanHOST
4:17
Like, the bridge from Tampa to St. Pete can get crazy during rush hour.
Chris JourdanHOST
4:22
And so could someone from Tampa drive to St. Pete for a World Series? Yes.
Bobby CapucciHOST
1:56
He was also beginning to hobnob at art world events.
Bobby CapucciHOST
1:59
In 2010, Black attended Art Basel Miami Beach and was seated at a W Magazine dinner for Don and Mero Rubel next to Stefano Tanchi, the publication's editor at the time.
Bobby CapucciHOST
2:12
In 2012, he bought the art book publisher Phaedon and in 2014, he added the online art concern ArtSpace to its holdings.
Bobby CapucciHOST
2:22
So basically the godfather of art at this point, right? If you're doing anything in high-end art, you're probably involved with Leon Black.

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