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Marc Glimcher sees branding, networking as future for art dealers

  • April 13, 2010 12:22
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Marc Glimcher helped broker the $310 million sale of Mark Rothko works once-owned by disgraced financier Ezra Merkin. The collection is on view in "Mark Rothko: Into an Unknown World," opening April 23, 2010, at Moscow's Garage Center for Contemporary Culture. Shown here is Mark Rothko, No. 12 {Yellow, Orange, Red on Orange} (1954).

In the age of globalization, “What does it mean to be an art gallery?” The Pace Gallery's Marc Glimcher tells Artinfo: "The answer for a lot of innovative people, has been a franchise, a brand. That has been incredibly successful...."

Click through to read more of Artinfo's conversation with Marc Glimcher on the future of The Pace Gallery after its amicable split with partner Wildenstein Gallery.

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