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Haaretz Newspaper: 'London Awaits Her'

Haaretz Newspaper, 27 January 2012

27 January, 2012
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The British gamble that Iwona Blazwick, director of the Whitechapel Gallery, might head Tate. In the meantime ‘the Iron Lady of the art world’ finds time to visit Israel and wonders whether there is still such a thing as local art.
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Market Magazine: Outset Revolutionises Arts Patronage

Market Magazine, October 2011

12 October, 2011
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The Market Magazine reports on how Outset has revolutionised art patronage.
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The Independent on Sunday: Collectors reveal what to look out for at Frieze Art Fair

Independent on Sunday, 9th October 2011

9 October, 2011
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The Independent on Sunday: Collectors reveal what to look out for at Frieze Art Fair
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Tank Magazine: Candida Gertler and Yana Peel are interviewed by Margot Heller

Tank Magazine, 04 September 2010

4 September, 2010
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Outset Co-directors Candida Gertler and Yana Peel speak to Margot Heller, director of the South Londoon Gallery.

Margot Heller: You obviously take a very close interest in the projects you are supporting, could you explain how you choose them? there are so many great projects and so many fantastic institutions so how do you negotiate that process of selection? ...
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Maybourne Magazine: Art Revolutionaries

Frieze feature Maybourne Magazine, Fall/Winter 2009 - 2010

1 October, 2009
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Just a decade ago, the support mechanism for young artists in Britain was almost non-existent. Government funding for purchases of contemporary art had all but dried up. There was a handful of collectors but a paucity of patronage. Moreover, patronage was often an unrewarding experience, both for the donor and for the recipient institution. Mechanisms were brittle and old-fashioned. Artists were caught in the middle. ...
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Bloomberg: Red-Light ‘Hoerengracht’ Heads for London, Courtesy of Outset

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25 August, 2009
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Red-Light ‘Hoerengracht’ Heads for London, Courtesy of Outset, by Farah Nayeri

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Art Daily: Art Charities Collaborate to Fund Steve McQueen's Giardini for Venice

www.artdaily.org

7 July, 2009
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The production of Steve McQueen’s new film Giardini, for his exhibition in the British Pavilion at the 53rd Venice Biennale, was supported by a new philanthropic partnership between two independent art charities, it was revealed today.

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Financial Times Weekend: Youth Training Schemes

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6 July, 2009
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While wealthy art speculators have held off expanding their collections since last summer’s economic downturn, younger collectors at the more modest end of the market are still enthusiastic about researching and buying new works. A range of special groups has sprung up to help younger people starting to build a collection.
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THE ART NEWSPAPER: New Funding Model Behind The British Pavillion

The Art Newspaper, 08 JUNE 2009

8 June, 2009
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Steve McQueen’s work set to end up in a public collection thanks to Outset and the Art Fund.

By Louisa Buck

Not only is a new and eagerly anticipated film work by Steve McQueen to be unveiled in the British Pavilion at the Venice Biennale, but the piece itself also owes a substantial part of its existence to an important new funding collaboration in the UK. This relationship has been forged between the philanthropic patrons of Outset Contemporary Art Fund and the Art Fund, Britain’s leading independent art charity. ...
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Outside Curators Buy for Tate at Frieze

The Art Newspaper, 21 October 2005

21 October, 2005
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Outside curators buy for Tate at Frieze: Video, installations, and photos but no paintings

by Louisa Buck

It has now become an admirable Frieze tradition that, even before Thursday’s professional preview from 2pm, a group of specially appointed curators from Tate and overseas institutions are given the run of the fair first thing to do some serious shopping on Tate’s behalf.
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The Times: Time really is Money

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21 October, 2005
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Time Really Is Money, by Dalya Alberge
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The Art Newspaper: Outset 2005: Patrons Plan What to Buy at Frieze

The Art Newspaper, 01 JUNE 2005

1 June, 2005
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by Louisa Buck

At an exclusive dinner last month, Tate Directors Sir Nicholas Serota, Vicente Tidoli, and Jan Debbaut joined Frieze Fair founders Matthew Slotover and Amanda Sharp and members of Outset Contemporary Art Fund to launch the 2005 Frieze Fair Special Acquisitions Fund. Since it was founded at the inaugural Frieze Fair two years ago, this fund has raised considerable sums- £100,000 in 2003, and £150,000 in 2004- to be spent buying works of art at the Frieze Fair to donate to Tate. ...
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The Art Newspaper: Formula One Art

The Art Newspaper, 01 December 2004

1 December, 2004
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The traffic between sport and art tends to be largely one-way: while artists frequently make work around and about issues of sport, those from the sporting world - notwithstanding such rare departures as the Beckhams' purchase of a Hirst butterfly painting - are not known for their artistic affinities.
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The art Newspaper: The Power of Art at Cromwell Hospital

The Art Newspaper, 01 April 2004

1 April, 2004
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There's no shortage of well-meaning charity shows in the art world, but the one recently organised by collectors group Outset to raise money for CancerBACUP has been especially effective.

The exhibition of limited edition contemporary prints - provided by London's top three suppliers Pargon Press, Alan Cristea and Counter Editions - launched in the radiotherapy department of Cromwell Hospital, with Mary MacCartney making a moving speech in memory of her mother Linda. ...
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