Is the Chinese Art Market Boom Doomed? – artmarketblog.com As well all know, and as I have written about many times before, the art market experienced a serious collapse in the early 1990′s when the Japanese wealth wagon that was driving the art market boom came to a grinding halt. News last week from artprice.com [...]
Towards a False Art Market Globalisation pt. 2 – artmarketblog.com Artprice.com has record of a total of 581 works by Hannah Hoch going to auction. Of those 581, about 97% were sold in Germany where works by Hoch appear at auction on a regular basis. What doesn’t appear in Germany are the sort of auction [...]
Towards a False Art Market Globalisation pt. 1 – artmarketblog.com One of the things that I find particularly interesting about the current progression of the art market is that although it is often said that the internet has globalised the art market, I often come across circumstances where geographical and cultural boundaries still have a [...]
Top 5 Art Market Internet Startups – artmarketblog.com An increasing number of art market related internet startups have surfaced over the last six months as buyers appear to be becoming more confident with purchasing fine art online. Here are my top 5 art market internet startups: PurePhoto.com: PurePhoto.com is a new US based startup that [...]
Joan Miro Lithographs at Images-Art – artmarketblog.com Niall Fairhead, art dealer and owner of images-art.co.uk, was kind enough to inform me that he has acquired a number of sets of original Joan Miro lithographs that he is now offering for sale. Niall has a great reputation in the industry and always has great stock which [...]
