Gurr Johns’ new Paris office has been featured in this week’s Financial Times’ art market roundup:
“The art advisory and valuation firm Gurr Johns, currently in London and New York, will officially open in Paris on October 14, just ahead of this year’s Art Basel Paris (Grand Palais, October 18-20). “It’s pretty obvious that the art market is gradually moving that way,” says executive chair Harry Smith of the decision. “London is not washed up, but it is isolated. It isn’t the US or Europe and has tax barriers between both.” He has hired Anika Guntrum, previously 28 years at Christie’s and in Paris since 2002, as managing director, Europe, based in its new rue La Boétie office and gallery space.”
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