13 articles tagged "art market" / Topic

Every bibliophile has his or her own literary habits to make the most of his or her favorite pages.

Like master, like dog... unless it's the other way around. These sensitive paintings pay tribute to our faithful friend.

As the Appraisers Association of America, the leading association of personal property appraisers focused on fine and decorative arts based in the United...

This illustration featuring a distinctive atmosphere is undoubtedly one of the most famous works by the promising Swedish artist, who died prematur...

For the past 10 years post-war icon, Christopher Wool, born in 1955 in Chicago, has witnessed a lightning ascent in art galleries and cultural institutions following...

At the crossroads of species, these creatures illustrate humankind’s hunger for the marvelous.

With a new record set in 2022 for Concarneau, Calme du Matin, which sold for $39.3 million at Christie's New York auction of the Paul G. Allen collection,...

We spoke to Nazy Vassegh in advance of the opening of the inaugural Eye of the Collector at the historic Two Temple Place in the middle of London. From...

prices for NFTs have skyrocketed in recent weeks, but huge misunderstandings remain about what people are actually buying. What is going on?

Artnet's report on the Chinese art market, published last month in partnership with the China Association of Auctioneers, highlighted a notable change...

Between global climate and health threats, the explosion of online practices and changing consumption patterns, the long-established view of the economy...

The COVID-19 pandemic acutely impacted art galleries traditionally reliant on physical interaction prodding them into the digital realm. As galleries...

Despite a certain rebound, the art market has been seesawing between happy surprises and severe slumps. This is what emerges from the (fascinating)...