The Future of Online Art Sales: Q&A With Artnet Director Hans Neuendorf – artmarketblog.com The number of websites that facilitate the online sale and purchase of fine art has increased significantly over the last few years as collectors and investors become more confident in the ability of online art sales portals to provide a sufficiently [...]
Top Ten Israeli Artists to Watch – artmarketblog.com The demand for art by Israeli artists has increased significantly over the last couple of years. In a recent post, titled Israel Takes Art Investment Seriously, I wrote about the Israeli interest in art investment and the art market. With this post I have chosen ten Israeli artists [...]
The Future of Online Art Sales: Q&A With Christie’s Live Director – artmarketblog.com The number of websites that facilitate the online sale and purchase of fine art has increased significantly over the last few years as collectors and investors become more confident in the ability of online art sales portals to provide a sufficiently high [...]
Korean Art Auctions Lead Asian Modern Art Revival – artmarketblog.com Not since the heights of the 2007/8 art market boom have we seen the sort of prices being paid for contemporary Asian art and Korean auction houses are at the forefront of the revival. The prices being achieved in Korea, particularly for Korean artists, signals [...]
The Future of Online Art Sales: Q&A With Blacklots Co-Founder – artmarkeblog.com The number of websites that facilitate the online sale and purchase of fine art has increased significantly over the last few years as collectors and investors become more confident in the ability of online art sales portals to provide a sufficiently high level [...]
Israel Takes Art Investment Seriously – artmarketblog.com Estimated to have an annual turnover of US$50 million dollar, the Israeli art market is fast becoming a serious player on the global art market stage. There is obviously a growing interest in the art market as evinced by the ArtFi fine art and finance conference being held [...]
CNBC Highlights TV Art Auction Portrait Fraud Case – artmarketblog.com Fine Art: A Portrait of Fraud, an investigation into a television art auction scam that sold bogus and unauthorized art and duped viewers out of millions of dollars, was aired by CNBC on Wednesday 14th March. See more info here: http://www.cnbc.com/id/45555935/ Document: Evidence Seized from [...]
Has the Market for Street Art Matured in Paris? – artmarketblog.com The link between high auction prices, gallery representation and career longevity all suggest that the market for street art has reached a point of maturity. This market maturation was on display during a recent auction held in Paris where works by some of the [...]
Christian Boltanski Sells Video Art Online – artmarketblog.com In an interesting move that reflects the growing interest in both digital art and the online purchase of fine art editions, French sculptor, photographer, painter and film maker Christian Boltanski has chosen to sell one of his films as an online edition. The new project, titled Storage Memory, [...]
Chinese Master Artist Xu Bangda Dies Aged 102 – artmarketblog.com Mr. Xu Bangda passed away on Feb 23,2012 at 102 years old. Xu Bangda was born on July 7 in 1911, in Shanghai. He was an honorary member of Chinese Writers Association, the National Heritage Commission to identify Standing Committee, a famous painting and calligraphy [...]
