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 8. Juni, 2009 |
Hohe Kursgewinne auch am Montag. Die Nachzügler-Aktie Artnet ist endlich aufgewacht. Die Online-Kunstdatenbank erobert die Branche durch immer neue Produkte. | |||
 3. Juni, 2009 |
Am Neuen Markt wurden aus Jungunternehmern Börsenstars. Nach dem schnellen Aufstieg kam für viele der Absturz. Ein paar Firmen haben überlebt, vom Kunsthändler bis zum Hersteller von Passdruckmaschinen. Eine Spurensuche. | |||
 November, 2008 |
„Ein Geheimtipp auf dem Forum war schließlich die Online-Kunstdatenbank und -auktionsplattform artnet. Zwar kühlt sich der Kunstmarkt ab. Doch dürfte aufgrund des Kostendrucks in der Branche der günstigere und schnellere Handel von Kunst über das Internet noch zügiger wachsen.“ |
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 November, 2008 |
„Eine Wirtschaftskrise würde uns nützen“ Ein Interview mit Hans Neuendorf |
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 September/October, 2008 |
Speaking of online auctions, artnet is back. The firm, which first launched online auctions of fine art back in 1999, only to close them a year later, began holding virtual auctions again in February. | |||
 16./17. August, 2008 |
Im letzten Februar hat [Hans] Neuendorf den Service artnet-Online-Auktions ins Leben gerufen, der die bestehenden Dienstleistungen auf seiner Website ergänzt... | |||
 July 7, 2008 |
artnet Auctions is an excellent way to become familiar with up and coming artists, as well as to follow the price trends and the art work that is currently in demand. | |||
 June 20, 2008 |
artnet Online Auctions offers continuous online auctions of modern & contemporary fine art, prints and photographs. | |||
 June 16, 2008 |
I checked out the online auction section of artnet.com and found pieces from other famous artists… all less expensive than I used to think. | |||
 June 12, 2008 |
artnet Online Auctions will offer 100 modern and contemporary prints by 45 artists including Marc Chagall, Joan Miró, Pablo Picasso, Banksy, Robert Indiana and Andy Warhol from June 2-20. | |||
 June 9, 2008 |
Just because artworks are selling for tens of millions of dollar at auction doesn’t mean you need that mucho money to buy original art. | |||
 June 3, 2008 |
artnet, the online gallery network and auction price database, is launching an auction service later this year. | |||
 June 2, 2008 |
From June 2-20, artnet Online Auctions will offer 100 modern and contemporary prints by 45 artists including Marc Chagall, Joan Miro, Pablo Picasso, Banksy, Robert Indiana and Andy Warhol with estimates between US $1,000 and US $55,000. | |||
 June 2, 2008 |
artnet launches modern & contemporary prints sale featuring important works. | |||
 June 2, 2008 |
artnet launches modern & contemporary prints sale featuring works by Marc Chagall, Joan Miro, Pablo Picasso, Banksy, Robert Indiana and Andy Warhol. | |||
 June 2, 2008 |
artnet launches modern & contemporary prints sale featuring works by Marc Chagall, Joan Miro, Pablo Picasso, Banksy, Robert Indiana and Andy Warhol. | |||
 June 2, 2008 |
From June 2-20, artnet Online Auctions will offer 100 modern and contemporary prints by 45 artists including Marc Chagall, Joan Miro, Pablo Picasso, Banksy, Robert Indiana and Andy Warhol with estimates between US $1,000 and US $55,000. | |||
 June 2, 2008 |
From June 2-20, artnet Online Auctions will offer 100 modern and contemporary prints by 45 artists including Marc Chagall, Joan Miro, Pablo Picasso, Banksy, Robert Indiana and Andy Warhol with estimates between US $1,000 and US $55,000. | |||
 June 2, 2008 |
From June 2-20, artnet Online Auctions will offer 100 modern and contemporary prints by 45 artists including Marc Chagall, Joan Miro, Pablo Picasso, Banksy, Robert Indiana and Andy Warhol with estimates between US $1,000 and US $55,000. | |||
 June 2, 2008 |
artnet launches modern & contemporary prints sale featuring works by Marc Chagall, Joan Miro, Pablo Picasso, Banksy, Robert Indiana and Andy Warhol. | |||
 June 2, 2008 |
From June 2-20, artnet Online Auctions will offer 100 modern and contemporary prints by 45 artists including Marc Chagall, Joan Miro, Pablo Picasso, Banksy, Robert Indiana and Andy Warhol. | |||
 June 2, 2008 |
From June 2-20, artnet Online Auctions will offer 100 modern and contemporary prints by 45 artists including Marc Chagall, Joan Miro, Pablo Picasso, Banksy, Robert Indiana and Andy Warhol. | |||
 June 2, 2008 |
From June 2-20, artnet Online Auctions will offer 100 modern and contemporary prints by 45 artists including Marc Chagall, Joan Miro, Pablo Picasso, Banksy, Robert Indiana and Andy Warhol with estimates between US $1,000 and US $55,000. | |||
 June 2, 2008 |
From June 2-20, artnet Online Auctions will offer 100 modern and contemporary prints by 45 artists including Marc Chagall, Joan Miro, Pablo Picasso, Banksy, Robert Indiana and Andy Warhol with estimates between US $1,000 and US $55,000. | |||
 June 2, 2008 |
From June 2-20, artnet Online Auctions will offer 100 modern and contemporary prints by 45 artists including Marc Chagall, Joan Miro, Pablo Picasso, Banksy, Robert Indiana and Andy Warhol with estimates between US $1,000 and US $55,000. | |||
 June 2, 2008 |
From June 2-20, artnet Online Auctions will offer 100 modern and contemporary prints by 45 artists including Marc Chagall, Joan Miro, Pablo Picasso, Banksy, Robert Indiana and Andy Warhol with estimates between US $1,000 and US $55,000. | |||
 June 2, 2008 |
artnet launches modern & contemporary prints sale featuring works by Marc Chagall, Joan Miro, Pablo Picasso, Banksy, Robert Indiana and Andy Warhol. | |||
 June 2, 2008 |
From June 2-20, artnet Online Auctions will offer 100 modern and contemporary prints by 45 artists including Marc Chagall, Joan Miro, Pablo Picasso, Banksy, Robert Indiana and Andy Warhol with estimates between US $1,000 and US $55,000. | |||
 Juni, 2008 |
Wege zur Kunst im Internet - Interview mit Hans Neuendorf, Gründer und Chef von artnet.com |
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 May 15, 2008 |
Not surprisingly, now that it has conquered the globe, the art world has also staked out a place on the web. | |||
 Mai, 2008 |
Seit Ende Februar lässt artnet den vituellen Hammer fallen. |
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April 17, 2008 |
artnet launches First Sale of Latin American Art Featuring Masterpieces by Renowned Artists Jesus Rafael Soto, Fernando Botero, Roberto Matta and Rufino Tamayo. | |||
 April 17, 2008 |
artnet launches design marketplace featuring modern & contemporary design by renowned designers including Carlo Mollino, isamu Noguchi, Jean Royère, Marc Newson and Zaha Hadid. | |||
April 17, 2008 |
artnet launches design marketplace featuring modern & contemporary design by renowned designers including Carlo Mollino, isamu Noguchi, Jean Royère, Marc Newson and Zaha Hadid. | |||
 April 17, 2008 |
artnet announced the launch of its online Design Marketplace featuring modern & contemporary furniture and decorative art from over 150 galleries in 75 countries. | |||
 April 17, 2008 |
For 13 years artnet has been selling art online from a network of more than 2,000 galleries. Today it announced the launch of its online Design Marketplace, which allows users to browse and buy from 150 galleries in 75 countries. | |||
 April 17, 2008 |
artnet announced the launch of its online Design Marketplace featuring modern & contemporary furniture and decorative art from over 150 galleries in 75 countries. | |||
 April 17, 2008 |
artnet’s online Design Marketplace allows one to browse or search 20th and 21st Century Design works for sale at 150 galleries and auctions on 75 countries. | |||
April 17, 2008 |
From April 8-24, artnet Online Auctions will offer 50 works of art by 30 renowned modern and contemporary artists. | |||
April 17, 2008 |
artnet announced the launch of its online Design Marketplace featuring modern & contemporary furniture and decorative art from over 150 galleries in 75 countries. | |||
 April 17, 2008 |
artnet announced the launch of its online Design Marketplace featuring modern & contemporary furniture and decorative art from over 150 galleries in 75 countries. | |||
April 17, 2008 |
artnet launches design marketplace featuring modern & contemporary design by renowned designers including Carlo Mollino, isamu Noguchi, Jean Royère, Marc Newson and Zaha Hadid. | |||
 April 14, 2008 |
artnet launches First Sale of Latin American Art Featuring Masterpieces by Renowned Artists Jesus Rafael Soto, Fernando Botero, Roberto Matta and Rufino Tamayo. | |||
 April 8, 2008 |
Artnet launches First Sale of Latin American Art Featuring Masterpieces by Renowned Artists Jesus Rafael Soto, Fernando Botero, Roberto Matta and Rufino Tamayo. | |||
 April, 2008 |
Das Internetportal Artnet.de bietet seit Ende Februar kontinuierlich Kunstauktionen an. |
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 12. April, 2008 |
Die Kunst geht online: Artnet-Chef Hans Neuendorf will das Auktionsgeschäft revolutionieren. |
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 6. März, 2008 |
Was vor zehn Jahren noch undenkbar war, versucht nun die in New York ansässige, von dem Deutschen Kunsthändler Hans Neuendorf gegründete Firma Artnet. Bisher bot Artnet vor allem eine umfangreiche internationale Datenbank für Auktionspreise, seit dem 25. Februar stehen nun die ersten Kunstwerke zum Kauf… „Die Frage, ob die Leute Kunst kaufen, ohne das Werk tatsächlich gesehen zu haben, ist längst beantwortet: Sie tun es.“ |
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 4. März, 2008 |
Artnet se lance dans la vente aux enchères |
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 3. März, 2008 |
Seit Anfang der Woche findet beim Internet-Kunstspezialisten Artnet die erste Online-Auktion von Kunstwerken statt. | |||
 1. März, 2008 |
艺术网站未来的发展趋势是更值得关注，如Artnet已经开始在中国设立了联络站来专门负责Artnet在中国的事务，在2007年的上海艺术博览会上向中国的收藏家发布和推广了Artnet在中国的发展计划，还为2007艺术北京全面提供了网络支持，通过在中国国内大型博览会亮相的方式来推进其在中国的 声誉，为其进一步进军中国做好积极的准备。 |
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 February 2008 |
artnet.com CEO Hans Neuendorf notes that selling works online costs about half as much as it does via traditional auctions because there are no catalogs to print or salesrooms to maintain. | |||
 February 2008 |
Just because artworks are selling for tens of millions of dollars at auction doesn’t mean you need that much money to buy original art. | |||
 February 2008 |
Ebay, 1stdibs, artnet, autocad – these are essential tools. | |||
 27. Februar, 2008 |
Das Onlineportal Artnet steigt ins Auktionsgeschäft ein. Ab sofort kann man unter www.artnetonlineauctions.com einen Katalog von Kunstwerken abrufen, darunter prominente Namen wie Frank Stella, Roy Lichtenstein und Andy Warhol, die zur Versteigerung stehen. | |||
 26. Februar, 2008 |
They all warned him. “Don’t do it, Hans! You’ve already lost so much money with that.” Yes, that’s true. And still: Hans Neuendorf (70), art dealer and one of the first internet entrepreneurs as such, once again ventures a relaunch of an enterprise which failed dramatically in 1999: art auctions on the internet. | |||
 25. Februar, 2008 |
Heute ist die schon lange angekündigte Online Auktionsplattform von artnet gestartet. | |||
 23. Februar, 2008 |
Vom 25. Februar an wird Artnet Online-Auktionen durchführen. | |||
 22. Februar, 2008 |
Starting Monday it will sell a selection of modern and contemporary art, prints and photographs. Unlike Sotheby's, Christie's and Phillips — which charge the buyer 25 percent of the first $20,000 spent, 20 percent of the next $20,000 to $500,000 and 12 percent above $500,000 — Artnet charges a flat 10 percent commission. | |||
13. Januar, 2008 |
„Wie wird der Wert von Kunst berechnet?“ | |||
 13. Januar, 2008 |
„Wer die Messe für zeitgenössische Kunst Art Basel Miami Beach verpasst hat, kann dies jetzt nachholen. Wie schon zur Art 38 Basel im Juni dieses Jahres sind auf der Online-Plattform Artnet kostenfrei mehr als 200 der vertretenen Galerien und ihre Künstler alphabetisch abrufbar.“ | |||
15. Dezember, 2007 |
„Miami Beach online - Kunstmesse geht auf artnet weiter“ | |||
 5. Dezember, 2007 |
„Anfang 2008 startet der Onlinedienstleister mit Kunstauktionen. Wird das neue Geschäftsfeld angenommen, steht die Aktie vor einem Kursschub.“ | |||
 23. August, 2007 |
„Die Artprice-Aktie erreichte im Frührjahr 2006 mit über 30€ ihr Hoch, seither weist der Trend aber nach unten. Ganz anders der Konkurrent Artnet: Der Kurs stieg von 23 Cent im Januar 2003 auf kürzich über 13€.“ | |||
 August, 2007 |
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 21 June, 2007 |
„Für die Experten vom Anlegermagazin "Der Aktionär" bleibt die Aktie von artnet sehr aussichtsreich.“ | |||
 17 June, 2007 |
„When the Art Basel closes its doors on Sunday night, the fair will not be entirely over. Thanks to an agreement with [...] artnet, from Sunday on it will still be present in cyberspace.“ | |||
 12 June, 2007 |
„Die 38. Art Basel bleibt in artnet“ | |||
 12 Mai, 2007 |
„Nach der Art Basel im Juni wird das Internet portal ‚artnet‘ die Kunstmesse um zwei Monate virtuell verlängern.“ | |||
 April, 2007 |
„Die artnet AG, ein Dienstleister für die gewerbliche Kunstwelt, hat im abgelaufenen Geschäftsjahr 2006 mehr verdient als ein Jahr zuvor.“ |
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April, 2007 |
„Auch nach dem vierten Quartal 2006 steht fest, dass Artnet zu den profitabelsten deutschen Firmen zählt. Bei einem Umsatzanstieg von 29 Prozent auf 8,4 Millionen Euro blieben vor Steuern 1,88 Millionen Euro in der Kasse hängen.“ | |||
 April, 2007 |
„Das "artnet Gallery Network", das Verzeichnis internationaler Galerien, konnte seinen Umsatz um 27 Prozent auf 3,76 Mio. Euro erhöhen.“ | |||
 April, 2007 |
„Die artnet AG... gab am Montag bekannt, dass sie Umsatz und Gewinn im Geschäftsjahr 2006 steigern konnte.“ | |||
 April, 2007 |
„Die artnet AG, ein Dienstleister für die gewerbliche Kunstwelt, hat im abgelaufenen Geschäftsjahr 2006 mehr verdient als ein Jahr zuvor.“ |
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 März, 2007 |
„Hans Neuendorf brachte in den 60er-Jahren die Pop-Art nach Deutschland, gründete die Art Cologen mit und glaubte früh, dass die Zukunft des Kunsthandels im Internet liegt. Ein Besuch bei dem Mann der mit seiner Firma Artnet zunächst abstürzte und sich nun anschickt, mit ihr ein drittes Mal Kunstgeschchte zu schreiben...“
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 Januar, 2007 |
„Seit elf Jahren ist Artnet, eine Online-Plattform für Kunsthandel, im Internet vertreten, Südseiten sprach mit dem Gründer und CEO, Hans Neuendorf.“ | |||
January, 2007 |
„Artnet teams up with Art Basel... “ | |||
Dezember 16, 2006 |
„Die Kooperation der Art Basel und dem führenden internetportal Artnet macht ab kommendem Jahr einen virtuellen Besuch der international bedeutendsten Kunstmesse möglich.“ | |||
Dezember 9, 2006 |
„Von den nächsten Art Basel in Juni 2007 an beginnt die Zusammenarbeit der einflußreichsten Kunstmesse mit artnet, der wichtigsten Online-Datenbank für Kunstpreise...“ | |||
 Dezember 6, 2006 |
„Zwei bedeutende Player des Kunstmarkts verbünden sich: Art Basel, die wichtigste internationale Kunstmesse und Artnet, der führende Internet-Dienstleister für den Kunstmarkt, haben eine exklusive Kooperation vereinbart.“ | |||
 Dezember 6, 2006 |
„Hohe Auszeichnung für den deutschen Kunstexperten Hans Neuendorf. Der Vorstandsvorsitzende des Internetportals Artnet erhält von dem renommierten New Yorker National Arts Club die "Medal of Honour for Visual Arts".“ | |||
 November 27, 2006 |
„Immer mehr Sammler klicken sich täglich in Plattformen wie artnet.de, um zu recherchieren, Kunst zu kaufen oder zu verkaufen.“ | |||
 November 14, 2006 |
„Das ölgemälde „Spaziergang im Abenddämerung“ (1830) erzielte nach Angaben der Künsthandels-Plattform artnet.de 1993 einen Preis von 3,6 Millionen US-Dollar (2,8 Millionen Euro).“ | |||
 Oktober 27, 2006 |
„Der Kunstmarkt boomt, auf Auktionen werden Höchstpreise erzielt. Da ist es eigentlich kein Wunder, dass auch beim in dieser Branche tätigen Internetdienstleister Artnet die Geschäfte florieren. Im dritten Quartal hat das Wachstum sogar noch einmal an Fahrt aufgenommen.“ | |||
 Oktober 27, 2006 |
„BERLIN - Die Artnet AG (WKN: 690950) kommt allmählich in Fahrt. Wie der Online-Anbieter von Informationen zu Kunstobjekten heute mitteilte, stieg der Gewinn in den ersten neun Monaten des laufenden Geschäftsjahres deutlich an.“ | |||
Oktober 26, 2006 |
„Am 27. Oktober wird der Online-Dienstleister für den Kunstmarkt über die Geschäftsentwicklung im drigtten Quartal berichten. Wie uns zugetragen wird, sollen die Zahlen sehr gut ausfallen.“ | |||
 September 26, 2006 |
"Hans Neuendorf of the online source ArtNet is more sanguine. “Talent is latent. It's always there,” Neuendorf says. “But artists have to make a living. So, if there's no demand, they occupy themselves with other things. However, if there is demand, the talent comes to the fore and you have a thriving art world. And this is what is happening now." | |||
September 14, 2006 |
„Ertragsperlen - Renditestarke Firmen“ | |||
September 13, 2006 |
„Von der Hand in den Mund“ | |||
August 24, 2006 |
„Zum zehnten Jubiläum der Internetpräsenz gibt artnet Gas... “ | |||
August 8, 2006 |
„‚Kunstmarkt im Goldrausch‘ stellte unlängst das Handelsblatt fest. Ein ideals Umfeld für artnet.“ | |||
Mai 31, 2006 |
Did you Arnet this?
„Das Umsatzwachstum war schon im ersten Quartal 2006 doppelt so hoch. Der Nettogewinn wurde auf 0,47 Millionen Euro gegenüber dem Vorjahr sogar verdoppelt. Und Artnet-Chef Hans Neuendorf hat noch viel mehr vor." Read this article in PDF Format. |
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Mai 16, 2006 |
Wieder ein Kauf! |
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 April 12, 2006 |
"Artnet: kaufen" Read this article in PDF Format. |
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April 11, 2006 |
"Die Börse hat eine neue Wachstunsgeschichte entdeckt: Internet-Plattformen für Kunstliebhaber. Jedenfalls gehen die Charts von Artnet aus Berlin … geradezu durch die Decke." Read this article in PDF Format. |
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 April 11, 2006 |
"Artnet, eine Idee des deutschen Kunsthändlers Hans Neuendorf, machte dieses Insiderwissen auf einen Schlag jedem Internetnutzer zugänglich." Read this article in PDF Format. |
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 April 6, 2006 |
"Im Geschäftsjahr 2005 erzielte artnet einen Konzerngewinn von 1,431 Mio USD und verzeichnete in allen Produktkategorien ein erhebliches Umsatzwachstum." Read this article in PDF Format. |
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 April 4, 2006 |
"artnet, die führende Internet-Plattform für den internationalen Kunsthandel, blickt im Jahr ihres zehnjährigen Jubiläums auf das erfolgreichste Geschäftsjahr der Unternehmensgeschichte zurück." Read this article in PDF Format. |
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 March 16, 2006 |
"Die Aktie von artnet.com bewege sich in einem aufwärts gerichteten Trend. Dieser sei im Juni vergangenen Jahres bei 1,40 Euro begonnen worden und- auch nach dem jüngsten heftigen Rückgang seit Erreichen des Hochs bei 11,90 Euro - völlig intakt. Im Bereich von 8,15 Euro verlaufe die Unterstützungslinie, die im Zuge der laufenden Konsolidierung getestet werden solle." Read this article in PDF Format. |
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 March 16, 2006 |
"Wie ein Sprecher den Experten erläutert habe, errichte Vorstandschef Hans Neuendorf derzeit eine Plattform, um Kunst über das Internet versteigern zu können. Aus den Auktionen erhoffe man sich beträchtliche Provisionserlöse. Das Angebot richte sich ausschließlich an professionelle Händler." Read this article in PDF Format. |
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February 15, 2006 |
" Günstiger und schneller: Die Vorteile beider Konzepte verbinden will nun die Artnet AG mit einer Transaktionsplattform, bei der lediglich registrierte Händler mitsteigern können. Kunsthändler sind schon jetzt die Hauptkunden der mit 100.000 Kunstwerken von 25.000 Künstlern gefüllten Galerie-Dantenbank von Artnet. Will einer der über zwei Millionen monatlichen Besucher auf der Website einen alten Meister oder einen modernen Immendorff ersteigern, macht er dies direkt über einen der registrierten Händler. Dies verhindert Betrugsprobleme à la Ebay" Read this article in PDF Format. |
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 January, 2006 |
"Mittagspause mit Naomi? Kunst kaufen so einfach wie Pizza bestellen? ARTNET, das führende Internet-Portal für den internationalen Kunsthandel, bieten Zugang zu 1200 Galerien in 250 Städten mit mhr als 150 000 Arbeiten der weltweit berühmtesten Künstler." Read this article in PDF Format. |
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 December, 2005 |
"[…] Also war es auch die Zeit, in der der deutsche Kunsthändler Hans Neuendorf beschloss, am Kunstboom der ausgehenden achtziger Jahre teilzuhaben, indem er das eine mit dem anderen verband: die Lust am Kunstkauf mit der Faszination Internet." Read this article in PDF Format. |
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 October 29, 2005 |
“Artnet, the internet art resource, long seemed a coelacanth, a survivor from the primeval dotcom epoch. Launched in the mid-1990s, it survived the extinctions and floated through unfashionable cyberspace for eight unprofitable years.” Read this article in PDF Format. |
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 April 12, 2005 |
“In 2000, there seemed to be hundreds of Web-based businesses trying to conquer the art world. In terms of art-price databases, Artnet has emerged as the clear frontrunner…” Read this article in PDF Format. |
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 March 26, 2005 |
Hans Neuendorf, Gründer des Internetportals Artnet, eröffnet ein Büro in Berlin
Von Michaela Nolte Bei der Entwicklung des Kunstmarktes im Internet zieht Neuendorf Parallelen zum Entstehen der Kunstmessen, an dem er 1967 als Mitinitiator der heutigen Art Cologne beteiligt war. "Da war ein sehr großes Bedürfnis des Publikums, einen Überblick über Preise zu bekommen. Das Prinzip haben wir auch auf Artnet angewandt." Die nächste Etappe sind Online-Auktionen. Obwohl Artnet, ähnlich wie Sotheby’s, mit Pilotprojekten Millionenverluste einfuhr, ist Neuendorfs Glaube dran unerschüttert. Worte wie Impulsivkauf und –verkauf fallen, und hier scheint auch die Pulsfrequenz von Hans Neuendorf zu steigen – und sein gutes Gespür hat er ja schon mehrfach bewiesen. Read this article in PDF Format. |
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 December 2004 |
Websites auf dem Prüfstand Informationsdienst Kunst Der Look ist vertraut. Roter "artnet“-Schriftzug, grün-graue Navigationsleisten, übersichtlich angeordnete Container für Texte und Bilder: So kennt man es von artnet.com, so hält es die Tochter des Internet-Portals, artnet.de. Read this article in PDF Format. |
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December 30, 2004 |
Die Kunst-Netzwerker Global und lokal: Der deutsche Ableger der Kunstmarkt-Plattform "Artnet" ist online Die Resonanz auf die deutsche Artnet-Seite war in diesen ersten Wochen war offenbar erstaunlich gut. So gut, dass die Artnet-Macher, allen voran Hans Neuendorf, schon den nächsten Schritt planen – nach Paris. Read this article in PDF Format. |
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August 2, 2004 |
Art Web site collects subscribers and profits Artnet breaks down dealer resistance and changes the way art is bought and sold By Miriam Kreinin Souccar (Excerpt) It's taken a decade, but Artnet has become a force that dealers in the clubby art market can no longer ignore. One of the rare survivors of the Internet bubble, when more than 100 art sites were created, Artnet is changing the way that pieces are bought and sold. The Manhattan-based site--which specializes in information, from the price history of every artwork sold at auction to an inventory of galleries around the world--is democratizing the market. Since collectors can find out what galleries paid for the art that they are hawking, dealers can no longer mark up prices as high as they'd like. In turn, dealers have access to more collectors than ever before. "Artnet has made it a much more competitive market, and one where individuals are getting fairer deals," says Jonathan Binstock, curator of contemporary art at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. Read the complete article in PDF format. |
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 February 22, 2004 |
Investing in Art for Your Portfolio Interview with Collins Spencer (CNN Anchor), Valerie Morris (CNN Reporter), Mary Hoeveler (Citigroup Private Bank), and Richard Polsky (Private Art Dealer) (Excerpt) Polsky: With art, you have to look a lot. You see all the auctions, you go to all the art museums you can in America and Europe. You educate yourself. Morris: If you are thinking of starting a collection, artnet […] are great resources. You can search millions of auction records, prices, artist information, and illustrations. |
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 June 13, 2003 |
Breaking Into The Art Market (Excerpt) Read the bible of art Web sites: www.artnet. |
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 May 23, 2003 |
The Artful Dealer By Phoebe Hoban (Excerpt) At the center stood Gagosian, exchanging air kisses and handshakes. Easily identifiable by his trademark helmet of silver hair, he was, as usual, impeccably armored in a designer suit. He warmly greeted a procession of collectors and socialites, then pumped the hand of the ubiquitous art-world wag Charlie Finch, who had just posted a news item on artnet about the titillating scandal hovering over Gagosian’s art empire—the U.S. government’s lawsuit against the dealer and three others for a whopping $26.5 million in taxes, interest, and penalties on art allegedly purchased through a shell corporation in 1990. |
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 June 12, 2002 |
Forbes' Best of the Web: Fine Art Favorite | |||
June 10, 2002 |
Forbes' Best of the Web: Photography | |||
June 6, 2002 |
Forbes' Best of the Web: Art & Antiques 101 | |||
 June 6, 2002 |
Internet Boosts MOMA Atget Photo Sales | |||
 April 6, 2002 |
"Stock Market Creates What It Penalizes" (Excerpt) German Translation According to Hans Neuendorf artnet has been operating purely through its profits and without additional financing. Artnet is a web-based service firm supporting art dealers, auction houses such as Sotheby’s and Christie’s and museums. Last year it grew by 45 percent even though operations stopped for a while after September 11th because artnet’s operational headquarters is located near the former site of the World Trade Center in New York. |
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January 13, 2002 |
Performance artist - "In general profitable" Hans Neuendorf is sure that his company will end the year with a pre-tax profit of about one million dollars. |
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 August 29, 2001 |
Online Art Company Stands Out (Excerpt) By Sara Silver "A pair of gunslinging Elvises greets visitors to the lower Broadway offices of artnet. The Andy Warhol silkscreen is an apt symbol for the company's chief executive, Hans Neuendorf, who has survived a blood bath in the online art world and is fighting his way to profitability. As an Information tool, however, the Internet is popular with galleries eager to display their inventories to prospective clients. Most of the major U.S. galleries have signed on with artnet. The database has 3,300 subscribers-auction houses, galleries, dealers and collectors-who use it to quickly check the value of comparable pieces...artnet has several competitors for art price information, but none offer the ability to clearly see the artworks being described." |
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 June 15, 2001 |
Networthy: One Exec's Favorite Site (Excerpt) www.artnet Target audience: Art lovers who want to browse international galleries from home. Recommended by: Chris Nagle is the founder of Mosaic Blue, a brand communication design firm in Walnut Creek. What's on the site: "If you want to research Monet or confirm the latest New York gallery schedule, you can find it on this insider's connection to the art world. Over 1,600 artists have posted work to this site, making it a great place to discover architecture, painting, sculpture and more." Why use the site: "It's just right when you want to hobnob in London or New York but need to be back in an hour." Accolades: "Check out the Grove Dictionary Of Art in the research section, where you can find out why your favorite painting, sculpture or architecture looks the way it does. A fascinating spot to learn anything that is art." |
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 June 7, 2001 |
www.artnet by Charlotte Mulins and Emily Smit (Excerpt) Artists represented by the site's "member" galleries number an impressive 13,000. Their portfolios are arranged alphabetically, which is again simple to view. There is an art finder request form you can submit to find an artist, exhibition or museum listing. To aid you in this, galleries are listed in categories. Links to the galleries are quick. From gallery, auction and museum listings, it is obvious that this site is truly international. Auction listings span the month ahead and are incredibly detailed, even providing sale numbers. The bookstore doesn't stop at reviews, but is divided into subject areas such as new releases, current exhibitions, catalogues raisonnes etc. Artnet Magazine has a remarkable number of features, reviews and news stories. There are art services that include appraisers, art insurance services, career management and shipping, to name but a few. For a subscriber's fee, you can enlist the services of the fine art auctions database to track down specific lots. One of the most useful service Artnet offers, however, is in the field of research. Whether you are a dealer, a collector or a specialist in your field, this is an invaluable tool, with links like the Grove Dictionary of Art, museums, fairs and auction databases. The auction database lists a staggering two million auction records from more than 176,000 artists. This, in particular, is where Artnet lives up to its name as one of the foremost art engines of our time. |
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 June 6, 2001 |
artnet gains as sells shares in capital hike (Excerpt) Frankfurt, June 6 -- Shares in online art dealer artnet surged on Wednesday after the company said it sold 150,000 shares at three euros per share as part of a capital increase to London-based investment fund Odey European. By 0725 GMT, artnet stock was up 11.33 percent at 3.34 euros while the Neuer Market all-share index gained 0.46 percent. artnet, which made a net loss of $2.1 million in the first quarter on sales of $1.3 million, said it was currently generating a positive cash flow. |
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| CASH No. 21 May 25, 2001 |
Pulling Strings in the Art World
by Brigitte Ulmer (Excerpt, English Translation) Simon de Pury, CEO of the auction house Phillips, even considers Neuendorf a "visionary" who has moved the art market forward via the Internet. "artnet has changed the structure of the art market," says Achim Möller, an emigrated German art dealer who runs an art business on Manhattan’s Upper East side. "The database is an added pricing tool for the dealer. Now, everyone knows the sale price for a particular work sold at auction." Drahtzieher der Kunst von Brigitte Ulmer (Auszüge) Simon de Pury, CEO des Auktionshauses Phillips, hält Neuendorf gar für einen "Visionär," der mit dem Internet die Markterweiterung vorangetrieben hat. "artnet hat die Struktur im Kunstmarkt verändert," sagt Achim Möller, ein emigrierter deutscher Kunsthändler, der an Manhattans Upper Eastside eine Kunsthandlung betreibt. "Die Datenbank ist ein zusätzliches Bewertungsinstrument für den Händler. Heute kann jeder nachschauen, wie viel für ein bestimmtes Bild an einer Auktion bezahlt wurde." |
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 April 22, 2001 |
Art Works for your Wall and your Wallet by Gary Drevitch (Excerpt) Most art professionals have the same advice for would-be collectors: Buy the art you love, and only the art you love. Still, art is an investment, so do your homework before putting your money down. That means making sure that any piece you buy is authentic, that its price is fair, and that you can be reasonably confident of its resale value. One place to start your research is artnet, a massive database of artists, galleries and individual works. The site futures the auction sales records for tens of thousands of individual pieces, so you can get an idea of the fair market value of almost any artists. |
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 March 19, 2001 |
Database to contain 2M records (Excerpt) EBay Inc. agreed to carry artnet's auction database on the eBay Premier Web site. In a press release Monday, the companies said the database would contain two million records covering 173.000 artists, giving historical pricing information on art works. |
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 January 23, 2001 |
artnet Suspends Online Auctions but may Partner with the New eBay Premier by Lisa W. Romano (Excerpt) The fine art niche in online auctions has lost a small but important player as artnet announces it will discontinue its e-commerce operations, which included online auctions and a print store. While the honeymoon for e-commerce ventures, such as eToys, seems to be over and concerns about profits for others are on the rise, Artnet fortunately has a more successful core business to fall back on as an information provider: its artnet Magazine as well as its gallery network, fine art bookstore and fine art auctions database. "I remain still an enthusiastic supporter of online art auctions but our Gallery Network has clearly been the more successful service to the art community," said artnet CEO and founder Hans Neuendorf in a prepared statement. "This move puts the company on a speedier path to profitability." (more) |
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December 25, 2000 |
Net Scrapes by Barbara Pollack (Excerpt) Do your homework. Check the market value of the work you're considering buying. The Internet itself is a good place to start. Onview.com, for example, which represents some 325 galleries, gives current retail prices. And auction database artnet provides access (for an annual subscription price of $30 and up) to 2 million auction results from more than 500 auction houses worldwide, dating back to 1989. Collectors also can consult Christie's Lot Finder or Sothebys.com, whose database contains the results of recent sales. |
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 December 25, 2000 |
Revenge of the Nerds (Excerpt) Christie's and Sotheby's have a lot more than justice to worry about. They've got people like Julie Rosefsky, a 30-year-old lawyer who attends all the Museum of Modern Art young collector events. She goes on the gallery tours. She consumes information on the Web. "Maybe there's an Old World charm when you walk into Christie's, but the Net is going to open doors to a lot more buyers," she says. "What's great about the Internet is you get a lot of information in your own home, without being made to feel like you are asking embarrassing questions. It breaks down the aura of intimidation." Rosefsky recently made one of her first purchases-a black-and-white photograph by Mario Giacomelli that she bought for $1,700. But she didn't buy it at Christie's, she bought it at artnet, an all-purpose site with gallery listings from 1,000 dealers, its own database and online auctions. "When you walk into an auction house, just to register to bid, you have to show your financial status," she says. "But to bid online all you need is your American Express card." Rosefsky isn't going to change her mind about this, and as Christie's and Sotheby's know full well, her credit limit is only going to go up. |
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 December 2000 |
The Fine Art of Buying On Line by Claudine Williams (Excerpt) Do your homework. Check the market value of the work you're considering buying. The Internet itself is a good place to start. Onview.com, for example, which represents some 325 galleries, gives current retail prices. And auction database artnet provides access (for an annual subscription price of $30 and up) to 2 million auction results from more than 500 auction houses worldwide, dating back to 1989. Collectors also can consult Christie's Lot Finder or Sothebys.com, whose database contains the results of recent sales. |
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 December 2000 |
The Faces of Power: Pioneer Power, Hans Neuendorf by Steven Vincent (Excerpt) Art & Auction once again surveys those people who, in the opinion of our editors and writers, have had an important impact this year on the art world's many sectors. We look at who's up, who's down - any why. In addition, we profile in depth two men, Musée Guimet director Jean-François Jarrige and Internet pioneer Hans Neuendorf, and one TV program, Antiques Roadshow, that we believe each represent, in their very different ways, significant forces for renewal and change. |
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 November 30, 2000 |
E-Auctions: No Grand Master Yet by Kendra Mayfield (Excerpt) artnet recently achieved record-breaking prices for its online auction of Andy Warhol prints, paintings and drawings. Warhol's Campbell Soup Can 1 portfolio of screenprints sold for $64,000, the highest price ever recorded for a graphic work sold on the net. (more) |
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 November 24, 2000 |
Warhol Meets Your Wall by Alexandra Peers (Excerpt) Many of his prints are ubiquitous, of course, at galleries and on dot-com art sites. But savvy collectors prefer buying from the original print publisher, like Ronald Feldman Fine Arts in New York. One tip before buying: Skim old auction catalogs (sometimes available at galleries) to see what's sold, and what hasn't, and at what prices. Online sites Artfact Inc. and artnet sell such information to subscribers, but preliminary data is available without membership. |
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 November 23, 2000 |
The Working Net: A Hype-Free, No-BS Guide to Web Sites You Can't Live Without (Excerpt) artnet is an easy-to-use auction site that takes the intimidation out of bidding on modern and contemporary art. Bids start at just a few hundred bucks and run up into the thousands for limited-edition works from A-list artists ranging from Brice Marden to Roy Lichtenstein. |
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November 14, 2000 |
Cutting-Edge Opportunities: Benefit Auction Benefits Buyers, Artists and ICI at artnet by Lisa W. Romano In a combined act of charitable giving and exposure for its services, artnet sponsored its sixth online benefit auction, on behalf of Independent Curators International, in October. The event had two components: a two-week online auction of 30 items, and a silent auction of 32 items at ICI's 25th Anniversary Gala in New York City on October 26. "We had the lots online for two weeks in advance of the night of the event," said Karen Amiel, artnet's VP of Content Development and Promotion. "What's nice about this is that we do a preview online of the lots which are available at the event, and we do an online auction. (more) |
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October 3, 2000 |
Beginners and Experts Alike Vie for Picasso Creations on the Internet by Lisa W. Romano artnet's recent Picasso auction might best be described as having something for everyone: the 65 prints, ceramics and drawings offered covered a price spectrum from $1,000 to above $20,000. But what the organizers noticed, and may even have been aiming for, was the participation of beginning collectors. (more) |
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Auction Watch August 25, 2000 |
artnet Hosts Warhol Auction | |||
 July 3, 2000 |
Did You Get that Utrillo On the Web? Collectors are flocking online to buy pricey art |
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Auction Watch May 23, 2000 |
Real Diebenkorn Sells on artnet | |||
 February 11, 2000 |
Von der Kunst Kunst im Web zu verkaufen | |||
| Stock-World December 22, 1999 |
artnet...so optimistich wie nie | |||
 November 22, 1999 |
Art for Auction's Sake "Established gallery owners, art dealers, and auction houses are rushing to claim virtual real estate in what remains one of the last uncharted areas of e-commerce: selling fine art online. " |
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| FLIFE November 5, 1999 |
Hoppenstedt Research: Neuemissionen am Neuer Markt | |||
 November 4, 1999 |
Van Gogh Print or Original Oil: The Web Has It |
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 September 20, 1999 |
Newsweek's Favorite Sites |
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 September 13, 1999 |
artnet selected as "Forbes Favorite" art and antiques web site. |
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 September 2, 1999 |
artnet partners with AOL mall |
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 September 2, 1999 |
artnet signs placement deal with AOL |
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| instyle (Germany) September, 1999 |
Der Kick mit Klick | |||
August 9, 1999 |
Art's Big Bang "Sure, it's a lot cheaper to do business on the Web, but will people buy valuable, one-of-a-kind objects on line? Doubts are beginning to fade away." |
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August 4, 1999 |
Soon You Can Buy Your Van Gogh on the Web "At artnet, you can lay down thousands of dollars online - even hundreds of thousands - secure in the knowledge that the works have been authenticated by reputable dealers and art experts." |
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 August 3, 1999 |
Picture Pages Of course you can bid on art through the online auctions at artnet...But the site also promises a bit more. |
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 June 11, 1999 |
Fortune Technology Buyer's Guide "artnet has assembled more than ten years and 100 gigabytes worth of fine-art auction data." |
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May 30, 1999 |
Art Auction Gold Rush "New players in high-ticket art auctions believe that the time is ripe for an end to the aging market leaders' domination." |
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 March 26, 1999 |
Local Net Start-Ups Join Online Auction Fray The Silicon Alley start up artnet has beaten Sotheby's to the online art auction business. |
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 March 22, 1999 |
Online Auctions Take the High Road Is the web ready to sell Picassos? Hans Neuendorf, chairman of artnet, believes it's ready and waiting. |
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| Der Aktionar May 22, 1999 |
Kunst + Internet = Artnet | |||
| Kunstzeitung May, 1999 |
Ohne Krawattenzwang | |||
| Welt am Sonntag April, 1999 |
Schöne Künst auf dem Parkett | |||
| Geldmarkt March, 1999 |
Eine Revolution in Bildern | |||
 February 6, 1999 |
Picasso.com The Internet Breaks Open the Art Market The real way the Internet stands to revolutionize the economics of the art business is simply by breaking down the secrecy that prevails. The chief vehicle for this transformation is artnet. |
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February 22, 1999 |
Independence Day "As the Internet changes the tradition-bound art and auction business, collectors can expect more choices and lower fees." |
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 December 1997 |
The Art Newspaper ranks ArtNet the #1 online art site "ArtNet bills itself as the most comprehensive art site on the Web, and for once the inflated rhetoric holds some water." |
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