Study 100: TEFAF NEW YORK 2026, LUCIO FONTANA, AND KATHLEEN RYAN: WHAT THE FAIR'S HARD-ASSET TURN ACTUALLY MEANS

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The macro data from TEFAF New York 2026 confirms a structural truth that OAC has been mapping for months: under conditions of systemic volatility, serious capital stops chasing the frictionless spectacle of the image and begins anchoring itself to the weight of the object. While the 2026 Art Basel & UBS Art Market Report notes a stark "flight to quality" and the sharpest drop in online sales since 2019, the sales ledger at the Park Avenue Armory tells a far more exacting story. The immediate acquisition of Lucio Fontana’s wounded canvases, Frida Escobedo’s architectural supports, and Joris

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