Art Market – Page 5

What Sold at Frieze London and Frieze Masters

October 12, 2017

Artsy -If London’s 15th Frieze Week is any indication, the top of the art market appears to be humming along, while dealers in other sectors feel stuck in some sort of limbo, much like the country that hosted t...

Vietnamese Art Has Never Been More Popular. But the Market Is Full of Fakes

Artery

August 11, 2017

Art and the Law, Art Market

The New York Times - HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam — The exhibition at the Fine Arts Museum in Ho Chi Minh City was billed as a triumphant homecoming for works by some of Vietnam’s most influential artists. - read ...

Andy Warhol photographed with art collectors Ethel and Robert Scull, sculptor George Segal, and painter James Rosenquist at the Scull's residence in 1973. (Photo by Jack Mitchell/Getty Images)

Three Ways the 1973 Scull Sale Changed the Art Market

Artery

April 28, 2017

Art and Culture, Art Market, Auctions

Artsy - Many common complaints about today’s contemporary art market—the billions of dollars sloshing around the market, the spectacle-driven fairs, the speculators and profit-seekers buying up works by young a...

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Jessica Hromas for Art Basel

Art Basel Report Suggests Growing Inequality Is Endangering the Art Market

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March 22, 2017

Art and Society, Art Market

Artsy - Widening wealth inequality has been and likely will be blamed for a number of pernicious phenomena, such as rising populism, the election of a few unsavory characters, and decreased social mobility. Ine...

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Asia’s new rich help cushion global market’s fall, economist Clare McAndrew reports

Artery

March 22, 2017

Art and Society, Art Market

The Art Newspaper- - Total sales in the global art market shrank by 11% in 2016 to $57bn, a more than $10bn fall from an all-time high of $68bn in 2014 – this is the headline finding of a report by the economi...

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What does the election mean for France’s art market?

Artery

March 22, 2017

Art Market, Trending

The Art Newspaper - The results of the impending French presidential election could radically change the country’s political landscape and alter the balance of power between London and continental European mark...

TEFAF Maastricht Sees Brisk Sales Early for Works under €100,000

Artery

March 15, 2017

Art and Culture, Art Market

Artsy - Champagne flowed and oysters were shucked as TEFAF Maastricht celebrated its 30th year as one of the world’s most prestigious art and antiques fairs. The crowd, mostly older and mostly European, seemed ...

Asian buyers helped bolster Sotheby’s revenue in 2016

Artery

February 28, 2017

Art and Culture, Art Market

The Art Newspaper - Despite an overall contraction in art sales last year, Sotheby’s CEO Tad Smith expressed confidence in the art market, the Sotheby’s team, and the company’s expanding digital presence during...

Rothko and Rauschenberg to lead Christie’s London auction

Artery

January 18, 2017

Art Market

The Art Newspaper - Post-war American art has taken centre stage in London in the past months thanks to blockbuster exhibitions at the Royal Academy (Abstract Expressionism, which closed on 2 January) and at T...

“New Now,” Phillips’ sale geared toward emerging artists, pulled in $2.8 million

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September 21, 2016

Art Market

Art News - “New Now,” Phillips’ sale geared toward emerging artists, pulled in $2.8 million on afternoon after offering 202 lots, putting it squarely between its low estimate of $2.4 million and its high estim...