Art & Antiques magazine has been sold by Trans World Publishing, Inc. to CurtCo Publishing of Malibu, CA. The magazine will be added to CurtCo's portfolio of ultra-affluent publications such as the Robb Report, Worth and ShowBoats International. A CurtCo press release says the magazine has over 100,000 subscribers.
Recognized for more than 28 years as one of the publishing industry’s most influential titles targeted to the affluent collector, Art & Antiques has an audited circulation of approximately 105,000 paid subscribers, and is the most widely read and subscribed-to art and antiques magazine. The publication provides collectors and connoisseurs with news and information on trends in the international art and antiques market, and offers reports on prominent auctions, personality profiles and in-depth features on specific works, periods and artists, including painters, sculptors and photographers.
In addition to Art & Antiques magazine, the acquisition includes ARTscottsdale, an international art show featuring contemporary and modern art from the nation’s leading galleries, and also includes a custom publishing division that works in partnership with leading galleries and shows, including Antiques & Fine Art at the Armory, The Spring International Art & Antiques Show, ATLart and the Charleston International Antiques Show.
Art & Antiques was originally purchased by Trans World Publishing in 1991.
Art & Antiques magazine has been sold by Trans World Publishing, Inc. to CurtCo Publishing of Malibu, CA. The magazine will be added to CurtCo's portfolio of ultra-affluent publications such as the Robb Report, Worth and ShowBoats International. A CurtCo press release says the magazine has over 100,000 subscribers.
