Effort, Time, and Money are Required to be Invested to Create a Market. Interview with Michele Vitucci and Keiko Tanaka from Micheko Gallery.

Interview / Market Gallerism Collecting

Published: 20.07.2020

Effort, Time, and Money are Required to be Invested to Create a Market. Interview with Michele Vitucci and Keiko Tanaka from Micheko Gallery..

Klimt02 is in conversation with gallerists and experts in the field of contemporary jewellery. This series of interviews is an attempt to make the enigmatic art market in our field more understandable and to underline once again the importance of transparent communication. The series started with the article Between Commerce and Art.

We start the second round of interviews with Michele Vitucci and Keiko Tanaka from Micheko Gallery Munich. The gallery was founded in 2010 and puts a strong focus on introducing 21st century art from Japan to European collectors and beyond.

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Effort, Time, and Money are Required to be Invested to Create a Market. Interview with Michele Vitucci and Keiko Tanaka from Micheko Gallery.

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