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If you missed the news in my last newsletter from Substack, or the announcement in Axios, I’m delighted to let you know that Artelligence is now Wall Power, a twice-weekly private email publishing on Puck every Tuesday and Sunday, beginning April 16.

Of course, you’ll continue to get all the unique art-world insights and data analysis you’re accustomed to receiving from me—plus expanded coverage of the personalities who truly drive the market, and the trends remaking the art world. But through Wall Power, you’ll also gain access to all of my incredible new colleagues here at Puck. With the bundled newsletter model, you can pick and choose from more than a dozen Puck authors and industries to follow, all for less money than an Artelligence subscription.

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