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Artlogic Connect 2025

With prices slipping and confidence shaken, who’s really in control of the art market? Join experts as they unpack what happens when no one wants to name a number.


Has art pricing gotten out of hand?

As AI reshapes how we see and create, this panel asks what role the art world should play in resisting or embracing the machine. Exploring AI’s impact on embodiment, authorship, and identity, the conversation will unpack the cultural tensions emerging as the body—and the image—are reconfigured by code.


What Is Contemporary Art in the Age of AI?

This panel explores the dynamics of estates, succession, and legacy, where the decisions are tough and the stakes are high.


How Does An Artist Build Legacy?

After 14 years of running Venus Over Manhattan, Adam Lindemann recently closed the gallery he founded as a creative outlet rather than a business to scale. In conversation with *Financial Times* journalist Melanie Gerlis, he reflects on its rebellious legacy and his decision not to pivot into dealing or consulting, but to return to the passion that started it all: collecting.


In Conversation with Adam Lindemann

Amid ongoing challenges and closures, the gallery world is also defined by ingenuity and adaptation. This panel explores how innovative models from nomadic spaces to collaborative initiatives are reshaping what it means to run and sustain a gallery today. Through examples of resilience and reinvention, we will look at how creativity continues to thrive in the face of change.


Beyond the Headlines: Resilience and Reinvention in the Gallery World

At a time when federal mandates and cultural funding increasingly discourage diversity-focused programming, how can galleries, museums, and curators sustain inclusive art programs that center equity and community? This panel will challenge participants to consider how art programming can actively resist political pressure and affirm justice, representation, and public engagement amid mounting backlash.


Sustaining DEI in Art Programming When It’s Under Attack

Balancing a life in the arts with a run for public office, Esther Kim Varet, Founder of Various Small Fires and Candidate for California’s 40th Congressional District, brings a unique perspective to both fields. In conversation with arts and culture journalist Julia Halperin, Esther reflects on wearing multiple hats as a gallerist and politician, how these roles inform one another, and what it means to navigate the intersections of culture, community, and civic engagement.


In Conversation with Esther Kim Varet

Too often, design in the art world distracts more than it supports. Think cluttered websites, loud graphics, and interfaces that compete with the work itself. This panel dives into what’s going wrong, why it matters, and how better design can enhance both the online and offline art experience.


Art Deserves Better Design

Galleries don’t just sell art, they also host events, cultivate community, and even broker influence. This panel unpacks how social capital drives value in today’s experience-driven art world.


Is Social Capital the Gallery’s Real Business Proposition?

New art fair formats are continuing to challenge the status quo. This panel breaks down what’s working and what isn't, and how galleries can choose the fairs that actually serve their goals.


Art Fairs Are Dead. Long Live Art Fairs.

After 35 successful years, the announcement that Kasmin Gallery will evolve into Olney Gleason marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter, led by Nicholas Olney and Eric Gleason. In this conversation, Eric shares his vision for the gallery’s future, how they’re building continuity in a dynamic art market, and the enduring significance of Paul Kasmin’s legacy.


In Conversation with Eric Gleason

Once defined by discretion, the art world now finds itself under the glare of regulatory scrutiny. Dealers must walk a careful line between client confidentiality and growing compliance demands. This panel explores how galleries are navigating often conflicting obligations between collectors and regulation — what’s changing, what’s at stake, and how these shifting rules are redefining the dealer–collector relationship.
