Rating of the most influential people in the arts

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Art Review magazine published October 15, 2009 the latest rating of the most influential people in the world of art. For the first time a list of hundred names headed not an artist, gallery owner or director of the museum, and curator - Swiss Hans Ulrich Obrist. Last year's leader - a British artist Damien Hirst - has moved from the top line of the rating in the 48-th. Analysts attributed the radical rearrangement of the journal in the rating of the global financial crisis: at least a third of the names from the list last year, never went a hundred in 2009.
In the first ten Art Review has got only one artist - American Bruce Nauman (occupies the tenth line). Others - a director of the largest museums (Glenn Lowry of the New York Museum of Modern Art MoMA and Sir Nicholas Serota, director of London's Tate Gallery), gallerists Larry Gagosian, Eli Broad, Yvon Blazvik, director of the Venice Biennale, Daniel Birnbaum, collector Francois Pinault, curated by Anton Vidokl, Julieta Aranda and Brian Kuan Wood.
In the second ten were successful artists Jeff Koons and Takashi Murakami (13 and 17 seats respectively), an influential gallery owner Charles Saatchi, in 2008, occupied 72 place, and in 2009 relocated to the 14 th, Director Emeritus of MoMA, Agnes Gund and other curators and gallery owners from the U.S. and Europe. 53rd place on the list is Viktor Pinchuk, vigorously engaged in the promotion of modern art, including Damien Hirst, in Ukraine. Collectors and businessmen from Russia in the rankings Art Review not found.
1. Hans Ulrich Obrist
2. Glenn D. Lowry
3. Sir Nicholas Serota
4. Daniel Birnbaum
5. Larry Gagosian
6. François Pinault
7. Eli Broad
8. Anton Vidokle, Julieta Aranda & Brian Kuan Wood
9. Iwona Blazwick
10. Bruce Nauman
11. Iwan Wirth
12. David Zwirner
13. Jeff Koons
14. Jay Jopling
15. Marian Goodman
16. Agnes Gund
17. Takashi Murakami
18. Alfred Pacquement
19. Peter Fischli & David Weiss
20. Mike Kelley
21. Barbara Gladstone
22. Steven A. Cohen
23. Dominique Lévy & Robert Mnuchin
24. Adam D. Weinberg
25. Marc Glimcher
26. Amy Cappellazzo & Brett Gorvy
27. Cheyenne Westphal & Tobias Meyer
28. Ann Philbin
29. Matthew Higgs
30. Matthew Marks
31. Tim Blum & Jeff Poe
32. Gavin Brown
33. Ralph Rugoff
34. Liam Gillick
35. Anne Pasternak
36. Dakis Joannou
37. John Baldessari
38. Isa Genzken
39. Paul McCarthy
40. Michael Govan
41. Eugenio López
42. Cindy Sherman
43. Ai Weiwei
44. Patricia Phelps de Cisneros
45. Annette Schönholzer & Marc Spiegler
46. Diedrich Diederichsen
47. Richard Prince
48. Damien Hirst
49. Bernard Arnault
50. Massimiliano Gioni
51. Amanda Sharp & Matthew Slotover
52. Joel Wachs
53. Victor Pinchuk
54. Udo Kittelmann
55. Marina Abramović
56. Michael Ringier
57. Gerhard Richter
58. Richard Serra
59. RoseLee Goldberg
60. Kasper König
61. Roberta Smith
62. Monika Sprüth & Philomene Magers
63. Germano Celant
64. Emmanuel Perrotin
65. Peter Schjeldahl
66. Beatrix Ruf
67. Okwui Enwezor
68. Nicolas Bourriaud
69. Karen & Christian Boros
70. Isabelle Graw
71. Maurizio Cattelan
72. Charles Saatchi
73. Jerry Saltz
74. Jasper Johns
75. Louise Bourgeois
76. Thaddaeus Ropac
77. Mera & Don Rubell
78. Thelma Golden
79. Sarah Morris
80. Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev
81. Anita & Poju Zabludowicz
82. Paul Schimmel
83. Jose, Alberto & David Mugrabi
84. Sadie Coles
85. Daniel Buchholz
86. Victoria Miro
87. Maureen Paley
88. Johann König
89. Nicolai Wallner
90. Maria Lind
91. Massimo De Carlo
92. Mario Cristiani, Lorenzo Fiaschi & Maurizio Rigillo
93. Rirkrit Tiravanija
94. Toby Webster
95. Long March Space
96. Nicholas Logsdail
97. Harry Blain & Graham Southern
98. Claire Hsu
99. Peter Nagy
100. Glenn Beck
(Lenta.ru)
(Art Review)

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Art Review magazine published October 15, 2009 the latest rating of the most influential people in the world of art. For the first time a list of hundred names headed not an artist, gallery owner or director of the museum, and curator - Swiss Hans Ulrich Obrist. Last year's leader - a British artist Damien Hirst - has moved from the top line of the rating in the 48-th. Analysts attributed the radical rearrangement of the journal in the rating of the global financial crisis: at least a third of the names from the list last year, never went a hundred in 2009.
In the first ten Art Review has got only one artist - American Bruce Nauman (occupies the tenth line). Others - a director of the largest museums (Glenn Lowry of the New York Museum of Modern Art MoMA and Sir Nicholas Serota, director of London's Tate Gallery), gallerists Larry Gagosian, Eli Broad, Yvon Blazvik, director of the Venice Biennale, Daniel Birnbaum, collector Francois Pinault, curated by Anton Vidokl, Julieta Aranda and Brian Kuan Wood.

In the second ten were successful artists Jeff Koons and Takashi Murakami (13 and 17 seats respectively), an influential gallery owner Charles Saatchi, in 2008, occupied 72 place, and in 2009 relocated to the 14 th, Director Emeritus of MoMA, Agnes Gund and other curators and gallery owners from the U.S. and Europe. 53rd place on the list is Viktor Pinchuk, vigorously engaged in the promotion of modern art, including Damien Hirst, in Ukraine. Collectors and businessmen from Russia in the rankings Art Review not okazalos. /lenta.ru

Himself full rating can be found here http://www.artreview100.com/2009-artreview-power-100/

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53. Victor Pinchuk

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did not know who this Obrist, climbed into the Internet:

Hans-Ulrich Obrist
Born in 1968 in Zurich (Switzerland). Lives and works in London.

One of the most brilliant curators the international contemporary art. Conducts special exhibition program "Migrateurs" at the Museum of Modern Art of Paris (since 1993), the publishing project "Point d'Ironie" (from 1997), lecturer in oriental faculty IUAV, Venice (since 2001).
From 2000 until 2006, oversaw a special exhibition program at the Museum of Modern Art in Paris. More recently, Hans-Ulrich Obrist is co-director of exhibition programs and director of international projects in the London Gallery Serpentine.

Consultant magazine Domus, editor of the project Point d'Ironie, publisher agnes b.

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American gallery owner Larry Gagosian has topped the list of 100 most influential people in the world of art, by magazine ArtReview. Previously, Gagosian has already won first place in this ranking in 2004. List of bosses of the world of art has been published on the magazine website on October 14.
Last year, the Gagosian won in the same list in fifth place. As stated on the website of the journal, contributed to the advancement Gagosyanom opening a new gallery in 2010 in Paris, as well as holding several outstanding quality exhibitions. In particular, he organized an exhibition of Monet, Lichtenstein, Prince and Truve in the U.S. and the Picasso exhibition in the UK.
The leader of the 2009 museum curator Hans Ulrich Obrist has moved into second place ranking. He is currently engaged in work in the Serpentine Gallery in London. In third place ranking was a Swiss gallery owner Ivan Wirth, last year opened a new gallery in New York and Zurich.
The list, among others, also fell Ukrainian businessman and art collector Viktor Pinchuk (37 th). In 2010, Pinchuk, who are interested art relatively recently established a major award for young artists and joined the Board of Directors of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles.
Also worth noting is the list of Chinese artist Ai Weiwei, who rose from 43rd in the 11 th place, the artist Marina Abramovic (rose from 55 th to 35 th) and Damien Hirst, two years ago ranked as are located only 53 meters.
(Lenta.Ru)
Self rating:
Yes! Everyone's favourite guide to the dancers who've spent the past 12 months gyrating around contemporary art's greasy pole of power is back with a fresh list. Find out who slid up, who slid down and who wore inappropriate footwear and fell off altogether.

Despite what you might read in the more popular press, the ArtReview Power 100 is not simply about who's number one, or just a who's who to contemporary art. And it's most certainly not a guide to our most-favourite artists or the people we'd like to toady up to or be able to call friends. First and foremost, it's a guide to the general trends, networks and forces that shape the artworld.

If you've got comments or criticisms, or are just plain lonely, please use the comments box provided - now that we've done the messy work and gutted the beast, you can read the entrails.

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1. Larry Gagosian
2. Hans Ulrich Obrist
3. Iwan Wirth
4. David Zwirner
5. Glenn D. Lowry
6. Bice Curiger
7. Sir Nicholas Serota
8. Eli Broad
9. RoseLee Goldberg
10. François Pinault
11. Adam D. Weinberg
12. Jeffrey Deitch
13. Ai Weiwei
14. Agnes Gund
15. Alfred Pacquement
16. Anton Vidokle, Julieta Aranda & Brian Kuan Wood
17. Bruce Nauman
18. Marc Glimcher
19. Beatrix Ruf
20. Dominique Lévy & Robert Mnuchin
21. Iwona Blazwick
22. Marian Goodman
23. Marc Spiegler & Annette Schönholzer
24. Barbara Gladstone
25. Jay Jopling
26. Mike Kelley
27. Cindy Sherman
28. Dakis Joannou
29. Franz West
30. Gavin Brown
31. Peter Fischli & David Weiss
32. Steven A. Cohen
33. Tim Blum & Jeff Poe
34. Anne Pasternak
35. Marina Abramovic
36. Bernard Arnault
37. Victor Pinchuk
38. Eugenio López
39. Takashi Murakami
40. Patricia Phelps de Cisneros
41. Matthew Slotover & Amanda Sharp
42. Okwui Enwezor
43. Matthew Higgs
44. Tino Sehgal
45. Maja Hoffmann
46. Monika Sprüth & Philomene Magers
47. Jeff Koons
48. Nicholas Logsdail
49. Sadie Coles
50. Brett Gorvy & Amy Cappellazzo
51. Tobias Meyer & Cheyenne Westphal
52. Ann Philbin
53. Damien Hirst
54. Emmanuel Perrotin
55. Gerhard Richter
56. Nicolas Bourriaud
57. Matthew Marks
58. Udo Kittelmann
59. Michael Ringier
60. Kasper König
61. Daniel Buchholz
62. Anish Kapoor
63. Daniel Birnbaum
64. Toby Webster
65. Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev
66. Christian Boros & Karen Lohmann
67. Germano Celant
68. Maurizio Cattelan
69. Neo Rauch
70. Boris Groys
71. Helga de Alvear
72. Thaddaeus Ropac
73. Ralph Rugoff
74. Victoria Miro
75. Jerry Saltz
76. Anita & Poju Zabludowicz
77. Massimo De Carlo
78. Maureen Paley
79. Yana Peel & Candida Gertler
80. Roberta Smith
81. Charles Saatchi
82. Tim Neuger & Burkhard Riemschneider
83. Mario Cristiani, Lorenzo Fiaschi & Maurizio Rigillo
84. Johann Konig
85. Caroline Schneider
86. Johnson Chang Tsong-zung & Claire Hsu
87. Dimitris Daskalopoulos
88. Rirkrit Tiravanija
89. Wolfgang Tillmans
90. H.H. Sheikha Hoor Al-Qasimi & Jack Persekian
91. Massimiliano Gioni
92. Magnus Renfrew
93. Nicolai Wallner
94. Stefan Kalmár
95. Christine Tohme
96. Gregor Podnar
97. Elizabeth Dee
98. Richard Chang
99. Bruce High Quality Foundation
100. Margot Heller
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