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Contemporary Art Powers: Americans On The Annual Top 100 List

The British magazine Art Review is out with its annual Power 100 list of the most important people in contemporary art. At the very topThumbnail image for power100.jpg is Hans Ulrich Obrist, the Swiss curator/critic. Here’s a quick look at the Americans who rose to the top in various categories (i.e., they are not the absolute highest in each category):

Top U.S. museum director: Glenn Lowry, at No.2 on the list. 

Top U.S. dealer: Larry Gagosian, at No. 5

Top U.S. collector: Eli Broad, at No. 7

Top U.S. artist: Bruce Naumann, at No. 10

Top U.S. auction execs: Amy Cappellazzo & Brett Gorvy, at No. 26

Top U.S. curator: Ann Philbin, at No. 28

Top U.S. critic: Roberta Smith, at No. 61

The whole list is here, and if you really have time to spend, you’ll also find lists from earlier years there, so you can see who’s up and who’s down.

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About Judith H. Dobrzynski

Now an independent journalist, I've worked as a reporter in the culture and business sections of The New York Times, and been the editor of the Sunday business section and deputy business editor there as well as a senior editor of Business Week and the managing editor of CNBC, the cable TV

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This blog is about culture in America as seen through my lens, which is informed and colored by years of reporting not only on the arts and humanities, but also on business, philanthropy, science, government and other subjects. I may break news, but more likely I will comment, provide

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