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24 Countries 25 International Exhibits
TATJANA PALCUKA Date of birth: December 6, 1954 Place of birth: Riga (Latvia) Academic Degree: 2003- Master of Arts (Visual Arts) in Humanities The Master of Arts, Studio of prof. Education: 1975-1981 Latvian Academy of Arts 1967-1973 Riga Janis Rozentals Riga Art High School Teaching: From 2008 private master class Tutor. Lector 2006-2008 Lector, tutor of Academic painting (oil, watercolors) and drawing in Baltic International Academy 2001- 2007 Lector, tutor of Academic painting (oil, watercolors) and drawing in Riga International Education Management
Ghent, Belgium Berlin, Germany Toronto, Canada Chechoslovac Republic Chelsea New York Geneva, Switzerland Las Angeles, United States Moscow, Russia Riga, Latvia St. Petersburg, Russia Verona, Italy Rome, Italy Omsk, Russia Libramont, Belgium New York, United States Monte Carlo, Monaco Mexico Uruguay, Mongolia Chechoslovac Republic India Mexico Florence, Italy
Exhibited in 24 countries
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„ The rape of Europe”
Artist Info -Tatyana Palchuk Date Created Medium Dimension Category
-1997 -oil on canvas -80x90 -painting
P-Price (EUR) - 4300 euro $ 5771 USD Review Country - Latvia Provenance - original (artists collection)
Exhibit History Germany - Gallery “ Vinokurov “ 2008 Latvia – Gallery “ Rigas Vini “1997. Russia - Centralnij Dom Hudoznika 1997
Publication History Shpil (art magazine) N2/3 Riga 2000 Galerija (art magazine) N2 ,1997 Riga,Biznes I Baltija (Bussiness and Baltija) 3.09.1997 Kuznetsky Most,Moscow,10.1997
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Data: 5/25 Title
"Sulamith”
Artist Info Tatyana Palchuk Date Created: Medium: Dimension: Category:
1998 oil on canvas 68,5x78,5 painting
P-Price (EUR) - 3600 euros - $4860 USD Review Country - Latvia Provenance - original (artists collection)
Exhibit History Latvia - Ventspils Teathre House “ Juras Varti” 2014 Latvia - Cesis Exhibition Hall 2013. Latvia - Riga Rietumu Banka ExhibitionHall 2013. Belguim - Librart 2011. Italy - Sons of Contemporary “Epireo” Gallery,Rome 2011 Germany - Gallery “Vinokurov” 2008. Latvia - Gallery “Krasts "1999. Russia – Central Artists House Group exhibition Artists 1998
Publication History - None
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"The Game”
Artist Info Tatyana Palchuk Date Created: Medium: Dimension: Category:
1999 oil on canvas 90x100 painting
P-Price (EUR) - 3600 euros- $4832 USD Review Country - Latvia
Provenance - original (artists collection)
Exhibit History Latvia - Ventspils Teathre House “Juras Varti”2014 Latvia - Cesis Exhibition Hall 2013 Latvia - Riga Rietumu Banka Exhibition Hall 2013 Germany - Gallerie “ Vinokurov “ 2008 Latvia - Gallery “Krasts” 2000 Publication HistoryRiga “Iecavas Zinas”(Iecava News) 19.12.2008 Russia, art catalog 2008 “Shpil “ art magazine N2/3 2000.
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"In painter's studio”
Artist Info Tatyana Palchuk Date Created: Medium: Dimension: Category:
1999 oil on canvas 78,5x100 painting
P-Price (EUR) - 5000 euros-$6711 USD Review Country - Latvia Provenance - original (artists collection) Exhibit History Latvia - Ventspils theatre House 2014 Latvia - Cesis Exhibition Hall 2013. Latvia - Riga Rietumu banka Exhibition Hall 2013. Belgium - Libramont, Librart 2011 Germany - Gallerie “Vinogradov” Berlin ,2009.
Publication History “Segnalati” EA Editore,Italy 2013 ”Art and Architecture in biographies”Enciklopedia,2003 Respublica,N185,11.10.2000
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" Jazz”
Artist Info Tatyana Palchuk Date Created: Medium: Dimension: Category:
2000 oil on canvas 100x110 painting
P-Price (EUR) - 3600 euros -$4832 USD Review Country - Latvia Provenance - original (artists collection) Exhibit History Latvia – Ventspils Theatre House “ Juras Varti “ 2014 Latvia – Cesis exhibition Hall 2013, Riga Rietumu Banka Exhibition Hall 2013. Germany – Gallery “Vinokurov” 2008. Latvia – Gallery “Krasts” 2000
Publication History “Lecavas Zinas “ (lecava News) 19.12.2008.
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TUTELA CAPITAL Make the most of alternative assets 2014
Analysis of holding period for young artists since the 1980s
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ABOUT the authors Fabian Bocart, PhD - Quantitative Research Director Dr. Bocart is a specialist of econometrics of alternative assets and of statistics related to price indices in the art market in particular. He graduated from the Solvay Brussels School of Economics and Management with an MA in Business and from the Catholic University of Louvain with an MSc and a PhD in Statistics. Prior to cofounding TUTELA in 2011, he worked as front office trader in investment banking at BNP Paribas Fortis in Brussels. Alexandra Labeyrie - Art Historian Ms. Labeyrie is a specialist of contemporary art. She graduated from Warwick University with a Master in History and Art Management and Collections, from Hull University with a BA in International Business and from Bordeaux Ecole de Management with a Diplôme de l’Ecole Multinationale des Affaires. Prior to joining TUTELA in 2013, she worked as Client Liaison at Galerie Karsten Greve in Paris. Ohana N’Kulufa - Art Historian Ms. N’Kulufa is a specialist of contemporary arts in emerging markets. She graduated from ICART Paris with a MBA in Market and International Art Trade and from the Free University of Brussels with a Bachelor in History of Art and Archaeology. Prior to joining TUTELA in 2014, she was Sale Assistant at Galerie Perrotin in Paris.
ABOUT Tutela Capital Tutela Capital delivers outstanding art advisory and investment services based on a combination of advanced and unique quantitative art valuation models and historical, academic and market research. Contact: TUTELA CAPITAL SA 4, Bvd Emile Jacqmain, 1000 Brussels, Belgium Tel: +32 2 450 94 70 fb@tutela.net info@tutelacapital.com www.tutela.net
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Lately, attention has been given to art flipping in the media. The current study about the phenomenon is based on the artworks by artists whose works were bought and resold before their 40th birthday between 1985 and 2014. On average, it came out that artworks were kept by their owners for 5 years. Figure 1 shows the evolution of holding period of art between acquisition and resale at auction for artists who were younger than 40 years old at the time of the resale.
Figure 1. Average holding period before resale at auction for young artists who were aged 40 years old or less at the time of the resale. Smoothing by cubic splines. Source: TUTELA CAPITAL SA
First, before 1990, a particularly fast rotation of the artworks is seen. It coincides with a real bubble on the global art market, partly due to Japanese investors benefiting from an optimistic economic growth and a strong currency. Then, between 1990 and 1996, the market had a tendency to slow down, leading to longer durations of rotations with artworks kept for more than 8 years sometimes. The market starts up again from 1996 before stumbling on the global economic uncertainty around the turn of the millennium. We suspect the 1997 financial Asian crisis, the Ruble crisis of 1998, the dot-com bubble and the 9/11 tragedy to bear a part of responsibility in this uncertainty. The low confidence level of collectors apparently led them to patiently hold their collectibles. Confidence in the art trade seems to grow again around 2002 up to the recent economic and financial crisis initiated by the fall of Lehman Brothers. Indeed, the holding period reaches a 20-year low suggesting a buoyant period for market in the year prior to the recession. From 2009 to 2011, there is a clear slow-down due to the financial crisis. It is observed in the increasing duration of the years the artworks are kept for, as the owners did not
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expect to sell well at auction during these difficult times. There is a stabilisation observed between 2011 and 2012 which is quickly surpassed by a new decrease in artworks rolling up to today. In 2014, artworks of young artists hitting the market have been kept on average a record 8 years, close to 1995’s all-time average high. Several hypotheses may explain these variations in the past few years. During the crisis period of 2009-2011, there was a short supply of new young artists in the art market. The young artists of the time did not have the time to build their market at auction as the crisis led to fewer sales and thus less exposure. The owners, who are generally loss-adverse, kept the young artists acquired prior to the crisis in their collection/portfolio. As a consequence, the pool of young artists was not renewed during the crisis years because of lack of liquidity and poor market circumstances. Therefore the perceived “art flipping” phenomenon may not be interpreted as such, but be understood more as a compensation effect from the crisis period’s lack of renewal. The short supply of young artists and the willingness of owners and need to renew art portfolios after abnormally long holding periods may be seen as contributing to this form of recent fast market activity. In fact, the perceived increased liquidity at auction corresponds to rotation of stock held before the crisis in an environment of low supply because of the crisis’ damages to supply’s renewal. We may expect to observe new young artists within two years at auction, which would in return lead to a decrease in the average holding periods and a return to normal. Furthermore, with the development of access to information about the art market with the Internet, owners have also had the opportunity and power to decide by themselves when and where to best sell their artworks. They will still approach auction houses to resell, however with more information about the expected price their artworks may fetch according to the past results achieved. Finally, the recent numerous articles and comments about art flipping may also be a cause to the increase in the holding period: the more it has been talked about, the less the phenomenon has been observed, with people not willing to contribute to it because of the bad reputation associated.
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