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 FoAM Valuator
+SPRING 2008
-Fall 2006
 Jack Anderson, MBA, MA-Art Management
+The FoAM-Valuator Research Project - "Economics, Market and New Media Art Sales ValuatorResearch"
-The FoAM-Valuator Research Project - Economics, Market and New Media Art Sales ValuatorResearch
+"Art cannot be a utilitarian act. For, inasmuch as a utilitarian act aims always at arriving at a pleasure and, hence, at removing a pain, art considered in terms of its own nature has nothing to do with the useful, or with pleasure and pain, as such" (Croce 1913).
-Context
+**INTRODUCTION**
-INTRODUCTION
 - What is Valuator?
-"Art cannot be a utilitarian act. For, inasmuch as a utilitarian act aims always at arriving at a pleasure and, hence, at removing a pain, art considered in terms of its own nature has nothing to do with the useful, or with pleasure and pain, as such" (Croce 1913).
-"Insert Quotation" (vvv 2002)
 Valuator is a study of the contemporary art market, focusing on marketing strategies for new media art sales. The most innovative and challenging of contemporary art practices are not transacted in the mainstream market for current art. To have agency within these spheres of trade, the results of new media art disciplines require a redefinition of: what is deemed collectable; how the price mechanics in fine art are circulated and the preservation instruments used to build the heritage trust necessary for the endorsement of future beneficiaries. Valuator is a qualitative-analysis safari into the wilds of economic value construction in the arts.