Jackson Pollock’s Mural and Deaccessioning Art
The No Reserve Team travels to Kansas City where Josh Baer sits down with Sean O’Harrow to discuss Jackson Pollock’s Mural and Deaccessioning Art.
The Des Moines Art Center
The Baer Faxt went on the road this summer to discover great art in unexpected places. In this clip, we sit down with Jeff Fleming, the director of the Des Moines Art Center in Iowa, to talk about quality over quantity when it comes to building a collection.
The white supremacist constructs of urban planning | Jordan Weber on his community garden
The Baer Faxt team stopped by Des Moines, Iowa, to catch up with the Des Moines-based artist Jordan Weber, who recently completed a residency at The Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, where he developed a sculpture and community garden.
“We learned a lot” | The Walker Art Center on backlash from Indigenous communities and Angela Two Stars commission
In the summer of 2021, Josh Baer and The Baer Faxt team hit the road to highlight great art in unexpected places. In Minneapolis, we discovered The Walker Art Center and the connecting Minneapolis Sculpture Garden.
Tom Hill at the Hill Art Foundation
In Episode 5 we visited The Hill Art Foundation for a one-on-one interview with Tom Hill. We discussed his journey as a collector and the role the foundation plays in the community. While he does not consider himself a market maker, he has historically had a great eye for art, which has helped build his impressive collection. Tom was recently named the new chairman of the board at the Guggenheim.
Art, Politics & Hunter Biden’s $500,000 paintings
The Baer Faxt correspondent-at-large Kelly Cannon sits down with veteran political reporters and co-founders of Punchbowl News, Anna Palmer & Jake Sherman, to explore the intersection of art and politics from Washington, D.C. Josh Baer joins in on the action to give his take on Hunter Biden’s upcoming art shows, the prices the President’s son is demanding, and the ethics arrangement the White House helped craft with the gallery hosting the artist’s debut which is set to take place at private invite-only events in New York and Los Angeles. Art Expert Josh Baer jumps into the mix with his professional art market view that the works would ordinarily command prices between $5,000-$10,000 were the president’s son an emerging artist making his debut. Josh’s take on Biden’s primary market prices being set at $500,000: “Can we short those artworks?” Hunter Biden is scheduled to debut the works at an invite-only private event held on Friday, October 1 in Los Angeles.
Bob Rubin & Vito Schnabel at The Bridge
This summer, Josh Baer and The No Reserve team hit the road to experience great art in unexpected places. For our first location, we headed out east to the Hamptons where we stopped by The Bridge in Bridgehampton.
“and I will wear you in my heart of heart” at the Flag Art Foundation
We explore the FLAG Art Foundation’s exhibition I will wear you in my heart of heart, a group show at Glenn Fuhrman’s foundation with director Stephanie Roach and artistic director Jonathan Rider.
Christie’s 21st Century Evening Sale with Sara Friedlander
The big spring auction week kicks off with @christiesinc 21st Century Evening Sale. Sara Friedlander takes us inside some of tonight’s top lots including Jean-Michel Basquiat’s “In This Case” and Urs Fischer’s “Things.”
Tom Hill, Jeffrey Deitch, and Glenn Fuhrman: auctions, Desert X, and more
In this video, Josh Baer visits the Hill Art Foundation for a one-on-one interview with Tom Hill. We also discuss art as a financial asset with Jeffrey Deitch, Glenn Fuhrman and Aisi Wang.