Sentence examples for art financing from inspiring English sources

"Many communities around the country have 'percent for arts' programs," she said, describing several public art financing options, "whereby public funds are earmarked for artworks".

From 1966 to 1999, he was a senior officer at Rosenthal & Rosenthal, a private finance company, where he created a subsidiary devoted to art financing.

When lawmakers debated financing for campus construction projects during the regular session this year, few were aware that they were talking about investments with the potential to trigger more than $10 million in public art financing.

"You need to know what you own, and to know the value of what you own," said Nancy Harrison, a fine art specialist with Emigrant Bank's fine art financing unit in New York and the president of the Appraisers Association of America.

The debate over "Sensation" was marked by rancor reminiscent of earlier national battles over contemporary art financed by the National Endowment for the Arts.

His paintings have been featured in gallery shows, and the sale of his art financed his forthcoming debut feature, "Sunset Edge".

But he also noted: "All the artists we were working with were used to having to do commercial work to get their own art financed.

Thomas Gonzáles, a Berlin boutique lender who has been in the art finance business since 2009, typically charges about 9percentt on loans to collectors and dealers, mainly from London and Switzerland.

Since then, the houses have pioneered the so-called "third-party guarantee", a little-understood but critically important shift in art finance.

John Tierney (Big City column, April 10) points out that Woody Allen has criticized the creation of a "decency panel" to judge art financed by the city.

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