2025 Condition Consultation 
The Art Newspaper
JUNE 27, 2025
L-R: Brett Gorvy, Philip Hoffman, Ed Dolman, Patti Wong, Alex Dolman Courtesy of Emilio Madrid Four of the art market’s leading figures have joined forces to establish a new consultancy firm to manage top-level clients and their collections through what they say are unprecedented shifts in the trade.
The Art Newspaper
JUNE 6, 2025
The CDF provides a range of solutions, from consultations with experts to enhance managerial, financial, and technical capabilities, assistance with costs relating to setting up businesses, knowledge-sharing workshops, and access to financing.
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The Art Newspaper
JULY 4, 2025
All Rights Reserved, DACS 2025. © Jean Tinguely, DACS 2025, Photo: Ken Adlard, Courtesy of the artists and Hauser & Wirth Since it opened in 2014, Hauser & Wirth Somerset has brought contemporary art, burrata and around 110,000 visitors a year to the small town of Bruton in southwest England.
The Art Newspaper
JULY 10, 2025
Lindemann makes no qualms about waving a white flag when it comes to selling art and returning to life as a collector; he writes that people should not expect him to pivot to art consulting or dealing privately.
Association of Research Libraries
JUNE 20, 2025
Last Updated on June 20, 2025, 3:14 pm ET Photo by Money Knack on Unsplash Reimbursements to institutions for so-called indirect costs have been in the headlines this year. A university’s management of potential revenue reductions due to grant and indirect cost changes will vary, and is highly dependent on institutional conditions.
The Art Newspaper
JULY 11, 2025
The 130 year old conservation charity—which currently has around 9,500 employees—yesterday began a consultation to reduce staff numbers by around 6% to save costs. The current consultation is due to end in mid-to-late August, with cuts expected to follow in the Autumn.
The Art Newspaper
JULY 7, 2025
The Department of National Heritage was furious with John Major for failing to consult it over this “precedent to mass restitution”. She wrote: “Had we been consulted, we would have advised against return because of the likely fall-out, i.e. other countries seeing the return of the Stone as setting a precedent to mass restitution.
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